Attractiveness of leaves on 25 tree species (4 gymnospermous species and 21 angiospermous species) for certain aquatic Hyphomycetes representative were studied. Evolution of 32 aquatic Hyphomycetes species grew on autumn leaves of tree species. The differences found in the occurrence of respective Hyphomycetes species on a variety of leaves are determined by the very nature of colonized substrates.
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