March 19, 2018: The description of a new species of Didymium (Physarales) from Peru, based on a combination of morphological and molecular data, enlarges the list of species of this genus recorded from the tropical region. You can click on this link to have a look at our recently published article.
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Our team has grown!!!
February 16, 2016: Christmas retreat is over and now it is time for some good news! We are pleased to [...]
Using cutting-edge molecular techniques in the project
January 29, 2016: Funded by the program “Ayudas a la movilidad predoctoral” from the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (Spanish Government), [...]
5th Stage of the MYXOTROPIC project
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