A CHECK‐LIST OF MYCORRHIZA IN THE BRITISH FLORA–SECOND ADDENDA AND ERRATA

A CHECK‐LIST OF MYCORRHIZA IN THE BRITISH FLORA–SECOND ADDENDA AND ERRATA
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1469-8137.1990.tb00502.x
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发表时间:
1987-02
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
J. L. Harley;E. L. Harley
J. L. Harley;E. L. Harley
中科院分区:
生物学1区
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作者:
J. L. Harley;E. L. Harley

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前言英国植物群中的菌根检查表首次发表于1987年2月,作为本刊第105卷第2期的增刊。1987年12月,第107卷,第4期,第108页,出版了第一份附录和勘误表,以及索引。741-749.这第二份附录和勘误表可作为重印制服的大小与检查表,以那些谁订阅它,免费要求执行编辑。那些希望获得检查表和两个附录可以通过发送一张支票8英镑(英镑)支付给新植物学家信托,执行编辑,新植物学家,动物和植物科学系,谢菲尔德大学,谢菲尔德,S10 2TN,英国,连同一个粘性标签给自己,以获得副本。不应向作者发送请求。作者希望通过强调这份清单的目的是使学者能够发现和研究英国植物群物种的菌根,并没有提供详细的信息来加强他们以前对这份清单的描述。作者将感激地收到列表中错误的信息或尚未列入此列表的英国植物中有关菌根的论文的进一步信息和重印,其中使用欧洲材料(而不是欧洲以外收集的材料)进行工作。
Preamble The check-list of mycorrhiza in the British flora was first published in February 1987 as a supplement of Vol. 105, No. 2 of this journal. A first list of Addenda and Errata, together with an Index, was published in December 1987 in Vol. 107, No. 4, pp. 741–749. This second list of Addenda and Errata is available as a reprint uniform in size with the check-list to those who subscribed to it, gratis on request to the Executive Editor. Those wishing to obtain the checklist and both addenda may obtain copies by sending a cheque for £8 (sterling only) payable to the New Phytologist Trust, to the Executive Editor, The New Phytologist, Department of Animal and Plant Sciences, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, S10 2TN, UK, together with an adhesive label addressed to themselves. Requests should not be sent to the authors. The authors wish to reinforce their previous description of this checklist by emphasizing that it is designed to enable scholars to find and study what has been written about the mycorrhiza of species of the British Flora and does not provide detailed information. The authors would gratefully receive information of errors in the list or further information and reprints of papers concerning mycorrhiza in British plants which have not yet been included in this list, where the work was conducted using European material (not material collected outside Europe).