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Weiss, Harry B. (1920) The Insect Enemies of Polyporoid Fungi. The American Naturalist, 54 (634) 443-447 doi:10.1086/279776

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TitleThe Insect Enemies of Polyporoid Fungi
JournalThe American Naturalist
AuthorsWeiss, Harry B.Author
Year1920 (September)Volume54
Issue634
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/279776
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In(1920, September) The American Naturalist Vol. 54 (634) University of Chicago Press

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