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Stigmina <wasp>

Known as: Stigmina 
National Institutes of Health

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2014
2014
First Report of Stigmina palmivora Causing Leaf Spots on Phoenix roebelenii in Brazil.
Phoenix roebelenii (Arecaceae), known as dwarf date (tamareira-anã in Brazil), is a palm native to Southeast Asia and widely… 
2014
2014
PENGKAJIAN PENGENDALIAN PENYAKIT BUSUK KERING BUAH PALA (Stigmina myristicae (Stein.) Mand.-Sum. et Rifai) DI TIDORE KEPULAUAN
Assessment on the Control of Dry Blight Nutmeg Fruit (Stigmina myristicae (Stein.) Mand.-Sum. et Rifai) in Tidore Island. North… 
2002
2002
First Report of Stigmina lautii in the United States.
In June 1999, a specimen of blue spruce (Picea pungens) from Avery County, North Carolina, exhibiting symptoms of needle blight… 
1971
1971
Sciniatospoviz~m Kalchbr . , and its synonyms Mavcosia Syd ., Stigmina Sacc., Tlz~vvostvoma Hohnel, and Thyvostvomella Syd . , non Hijhnel
MORGAN-JONES, G. 1971. Sci~riatospori~r~~z Kalchbr., and its synonyms Mnrco.\irr Syd., Sti~rnina Sacc., Tl~~~rostro~~in Hohnel… 
1970
1970
Some iphysiologico-bioohemical changes in Apricot leaves and shoots infected with Stigmina carpophila.
1964
1964
A new species of Stigmina from India
The fungus genus Stigmina SACC. is represented in the Indian Flora by a single species Stigmina platani (FIJcI~.) SAcc. on… 
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