Glasgow fungal collections

Fungal specimens belonging to various Glaswegian Institutes and Universities are now brought together and are housed in the Glasgow Museums Resource Centre. A summary of the origins and numbers of the specimens is provided, along with notes on the main collectors. There are also brief references to the lichen and slime mould collections.

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The Glasgow Naturalist
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.37208/tgn28310
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Clinical practice guidelines implementation
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Glasgow fungal collections

Roy Watling, K. Watson
The Glasgow Naturalist
Clinical practice guidelines implementation
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Glasgow fungal collections

Roy Watling, K. Watson
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Abstract

Fungal specimens belonging to various Glaswegian Institutes and Universities are now brought together and are housed in the Glasgow Museums Resource Centre. A summary of the origins and numbers of the specimens is provided, along with notes on the main collectors. There are also brief references to the lichen and slime mould collections.

The Glasgow NaturalistVol. 28(3)
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