New insights into classification and evolution of the Lecanoromycetes (Pezizomycotina, Ascomycota) from phylogenetic analyses of three ribosomal RNA- and two protein-coding genes.
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Martin Grube | Jolanta Miadlikowska | Erin Tripp | Damien Ertz | Robert Lücking | Cécile Gueidan | Frank Kauff | Conrad L Schoch | Burkhard Büdel | Valérie Hofstetter | M. Grube | B. Büdel | R. Lücking | C. Gueidan | F. Kauff | C. Schoch | V. Hofstetter | M. Kukwa | E. Timdal | D. Ertz | F. Lutzoni | V. Reeb | A. Arnold | J. Miadlikowska | P. Diederich | R. Yahr | J. Lendemer | E. Fraker | J. Hafellner | G. Hestmark | A. Rauhut | C. Scheidegger | B. Hodkinson | S. Stenroos | Mónica A G Otálora | E. Tripp | G. Perlmutter | Christoph Scheidegger | Emily Fraker | Josef Hafellner | Valérie Reeb | Brendan P Hodkinson | Martin Kukwa | Geir Hestmark | Monica Garcia Otalora | Alexandra Rauhut | Einar Timdal | Soili Stenroos | Irwin Brodo | Gary B Perlmutter | Paul Diederich | James C Lendemer | Philip May | A Elizabeth Arnold | Rebecca Yahr | Connie Robertson | François Lutzoni | I. Brodo | P. May | C. Robertson | Valérie Reeb | M. Otálora
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