Systematics and Evolution, Part A The Mycota

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9 Glomeromycota D. REDECKER^1 ,A.SCHU ̈ßLER^2 CONTENTS I. Introduction............................... 251 II. Arbuscular Mycorrh ...

high proportion of species rarely or never pro- ducing spores. Here, we review the recent state of glomero- mycotan systematics. ...

nonmycorrhizal, such as the Brassicaceae, Che- nopodiaceae, and Cyperaceae, may still have members that form these associations ...

been found in only a single location and could be endemic, while others are surprisingly wide- spread globally. It is indeed puz ...

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was based on the observation that there is a predictable sequence of the formation of the respective “walls” or “wall layers” in ...

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characters. The need to be able to assign these taxa to sequences from environmental studies, allowing new perspectives on their ...

plexus. No flexible inner walls are found. This family seems to contain about half of all described species of the phylum, altho ...