An outlook on the fungal internal transcribed spacer sequences in GenBank and the introduction of a web-based tool for the exploration of fungal diversity.
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Erik Kristiansson | Martin Ryberg | R Henrik Nilsson | E. Kristiansson | R. H. Nilsson | M. Ryberg | E. Sjökvist | Elisabet Sjökvist | Martin Ryberg | R. H. Nilsson
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