Checking the balance between pathogenic and mutualistic pine needle fungi of the genus Lophodermium in forested and urban areas of Slovakia
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S. Adamčík | M. Kobza | R. Ostrovský | K. Adamčíková | K. Pastirčáková | M. Caboň | Zuzana Jánošíková | E. Ondrušková
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