Fungal spores in rainwater: stemflow, throughfall ... - Fungal diversity

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Figs. 13-27. Various conidia from rainwater. 13. Unknown sp. 1. 14. Cornutispora sp. 15. Unknown sp. 2. 16. Unknown sp. 3. 17. Unknown sp. 4. 18. Discosia sp. 19. Isthmotricladia laeensis. 20-21. Unknown sp. 5. 22. Dicranidion gracilis. 23. Curucispora ponapensis. 24. Titaea complexa. 25. Titaea clarkeae. 26. Dwayaangam yakuensis. 27. Dwayaangam sp. Bar = 50 µm. 76
Fungal Diversity Figs. 28-39. Scolecoconidia in rainwater. 28. Mycocentrospora sp. 29. Mirandina sp. 30. Unknown sp. 6. 31. Cercospora sp. 32. Unknown sp. 11. 33. Unknown sp. 7. 34. Unknown sp. 8. 35-36. Dactylaria sp. 37. Unknown sp. 9. 38. Unknown sp. 10. 39. Dactylaria obtriangularia. Bars = 50 µm, Figs. 28-34 with scale a and Figs. 35-39 with scale b. 77
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