Investigations in the General Field of Mycology. Continuation of the Moulds and Yeasts, by Dr. Oscar Brefeld. Part XIII. Smut Fungi (Hemibasidia IV). (Continuation of Parts V, XI and XII). Contents: O. Brefeld, R. Falck, Blossom Infection by Smuts and Natural Distribution of Smut Disease

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