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Seznam Knih a Separátů Knihovny ČVSM Seznam knih a separátů knihovny České vědecké společnosti pro mykologii Autor Rok Název Vydavatel Počet vydání stran Aarnæs, Jon-Otto 2002 Catalogue over macro- and micromycetes Oslo: Fungiflora 412 s. recorded for Norway and Svalbard. Synopsis fungorum 16 Alessio, C.L. 1991 Fungi Europaei. 2A. Boletus Dill. Ex L. (senzu Saronno: Libreria 126 s. lato) Edt. B. Giovanna Amadei, L. - 1993 Funghi tra artificio e realta Pisa: Museo 46 s. Ansaldi, M. - botanico Bedini, G. - Garbari, F. - Guazzi, E. - Maccioni, S. - Monti, G. - Pistolesi, G. Amadei, L. - 1993 Funghi tra artificio e realta. Mostra sulla Pisa: Museo Bot. E 46 s. Ansaldi, M. - didattica micologica, 5-6-7 Nov. 1993 Orto Botanico Bedini, G. - Garbari, F. - Guazzi, E. - Maccioni, S. - Monti, G. - Pistolesi, G. Amadei, L. - Bedini, 1995 Flora Pisana: piante alimentari selvatiche e Pisa: Museo 79 s. G. - Garbari, F. - domesticate Mostra didattica botanico Pistolesi, G. Andersson A. 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