G. W. Martin
1886 โ 1971
Books
- Jonathan spot rot
- The morphology of the basidium
- Basidia and spores of the Nidulariaceae
- Some Australian Heterobasidiomycetes
- The application of the generic name Guepinia
- Notes on the Tremellales of Iowa, with keys
- Some tropical American "Clavarias"
- The Myxomycetes
- The fungus genus Cheiromyces, with description of a new species
- Myxomycetes from Colombia
- Collecting fungi in Panama and Colombia
- Two unusual water molds belonging to the family Lagenidiaceae
- New or noteworthy tropical fungi
- The genus Ceracea Cragin
- Atractobasidium, a new genus of the Tremellaceae
- Experimental feeding of oysters
- Taxonomic notes on myxomycetes
- The common diseases of the pear
- A new species of Scleroderma from Panama
- The Tremellales of the north central United States and adjacent Canada
- A new type of heterobasidiomycete
- Three new Heterobasidiomycetes
- Clamp-connections in the Tremellales
- The genus "Lycogalopsis"
- Three new Dinoflagellates from New Jersey
- Paradichlorobenzene in the herbarium
- Enteromorpha and the food of oysters
- Some Heterobasidiomycetes from eastern Canada
- Myxomycetes from Panama
- Systematic position of the slime molds and its bearing on the classification of the fungi
- Contributions from the botanical laboratories
- A new myxomycete
- New species of slime molds
- Additional myxomycetes from Panama
- Swarming of dinoflagellates in Delaware Bay, New Jersey
- New or noteworthy fungi from Panama and Colombia
- On Argynna polyhedron (Schw.) Morgan
- Spore formation in Matula
- Notes on Iowa fungi
- Fungi, Myxomycetes, Ceratiomyxales, Liceales, Trichiales, Stemonitales, Physarales
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