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Mycological writings of C. G. Lloyd

C. G. Lloyd

1898

The mycology of the mouth

Goadby, Kenneth Weldon Sir

1903

Ancestral records and portraits

Colonial Dames of America. Chapter I, Baltimore.

1910

The biology of fungi

C. T. Ingold

1967

Illustrated dictionary of mycology

Miguel Ulloa

2000

Clinical and pathogenic microbiology

Barbara J. Howard

1994

Fungi and how to know them

Ernest W. Swanton

1909

Practical fungal physiology

Peter M. Robinson

1978

Atlas of Introductory Mycology

Richard T. Hanlin

1979

The fungi

Sarah Watkinson, Michael J. Carlile

1994

Ainsworth & Bisby's dictionary of the fungi

P. M. Kirk, D. N. Pegler, G. C. Ainsworth et al.

1971

Fungi for Fun

Elizabeth Dobbs

1963

Smith's introduction to industrial mycology

Smith, George

1981

Food and beverage mycology

Larry R. Beuchat

1978

Ainsworth & Bisby's dictionary of the fungi, including the lichens

G. C. Ainsworth

1983

Collins New Generation Guide to the Fungi of Britain and Europe

Stefan T. Buczacki

1989

The Medical mycology handbook

1980

Modern mycology

J. W. Deacon

1997

Fungal Biology

Jim Deacon

2005

Medically important fungi

Davise Honig Larone

1995

Fundamentals of the fungi

Elizabeth Moore-Landecker

1972

Fungal families of the world

P. F. Cannon

2007

The Fifth Kingdom

Bryce Kendrick

1985

An introduction to medical mycology

George Morris Lewis

1939

Clinical and pathogenic microbiology

Barbara J. Howard

1987

Manual of clinical mycology

Norman Francis Conant

1971

Mycology of the mouth

Kenneth Weldon Goadby

1903

Pathological mycology

German Sims Woodhead

1885

Principles and practice of clinical mycology

D. W. R. Mackenzie, F. C. Odds, C. C. Kibbler

1996

Introduction to the history of mycology

G. C. Ainsworth

1976

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