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Stigmina millettiae on Kunstleria blackii in Australia

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Stigmina milletiae is reported for the first time in Australia, on Kunstleria blackii. A brief description is given.

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  1. Plant Patholoqv Branch, Biological & Chemical Research Institute, NSW Agriculture & Fisheries, PMB 10, 2116, Rydalmere, New South wales

    M. J. Priest

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Priest, M.J. Stigmina millettiae on Kunstleria blackii in Australia. Australasian Plant Pathology 18, 85 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1071/APP9890085

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