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English: Schematic diagram illustrating approximate relative sizes of fungal ascomata (left-right): Apothecium, perithecium/ pseudothecium, cleistothecium/ gymnothecium. James Scott
Date 16 November 2014 (original upload date)
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2014-11-16 18:40 288×73× (76746 bytes) Medmyco Schematic diagram illustrating approximate relative sizes of fungal ascomata (left-right): Apothecium, perithecium/ pseudothecium, cleistothecium/ gymnothecium. James Scott

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