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Available online xxxKeywords: Pyrenomycete Stromal anatomy Xylariaceae a b s t r a c t The conspicuous concentric zonation occurring in stromata of species of Daldinia, based on studies on D. concentrica and D. eschscholtzii, is shown to result from a regular alternation of the orientation of the hyphae. The rings are all produced within a single growing season.There is no evidence to suggest that they are a result of successive abortion of perithecia.

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Hypoxylon gwyneddii sp.nov. from Wales

Whalley

Edwards

Francis

1983

Transactions of the British Mycological Society

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A new species of <I>Engleromyces</I> from China, a second species in the genus

Whalley¹,

Khalil²,

Wei³

et al. 2010

Mycotaxon

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