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378:(1976). "The genera
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176:East Africa
174:. Found in
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626:Caliciales
620:Categories
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450:Anaptychia
380:Anaptychia
351:References
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65:Division:
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49:Eukaryota
585:MycoBank
559:Fungorum
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324:Xinjiang
316:on rocks
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204:Ethiopia
200:Begemder
148:Swinscow
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