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6 References:
Yip, H.-Y. (1982) ,Mortierella ovata sp. nov. Transactions of the British Mycological Society 79 (1) Yip, H.-Y. (1986) ,Two new species of Umbelopsis from soil in Australia. Transactions of the British Mycological Society 87 Yip, H.-Y. (1986) ,Umbelopsis fusiformis sp. nov. from a wet sclerophyll forest and a new combination for Mortierella ovata. Transactions of the British Mycological Society 86 (2) Yip, H.-Y. (1989) ,Stenella alyxiae sp. nov.: the anamorph of Mycosphaerella alyxiae. Mycological Research 92 (3) Yip, H.-Y. (1989) ,Four species of Anthostomella from Australia. Mycological Research 93 Yip, H.-Y. (1989) ,Five new species of Phyllosticta on Australian plants. Mycological Research 93
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