Host tissue identification for cryptic hymenopteran parasitoids associated withSirex noctilio

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Beneath the bark: associations among Sirex noctilio development, bluestain fungi, and pine host species in North America

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Host tissue identification for cryptic hymenopteran parasitoids associated withSirex noctilio

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Christopher J. Foelker

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Christopher M. Whipps

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Christopher R. Standley

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Dylan Parry

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Melissa K. Fierke

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Host tissue identification for cryptic hymenopteran parasitoids associated withSirex noctilio

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