Abstract: V. V. Shchigolev has proven that over any infinite field k of characteristic p>2, the T-space generated by G={x_1^p,x_1^px_2^p,...} is finitely based, which answered a question raised by A. V. Grishin. Shchigolev went on to conjecture that every infinite subset of G generated a finitely based T-space. In this paper, we prove that Shchigolev's conjecture was correct by showing that for any field of characteristic p>2, the T-space generated by any subset {x_1^px_2^p...x_{i_1}^p, x_1^px_2^p...x_{i_2}^p,...}, i_1<i_2<i_3<..., of G has a T-space basis of size at most i_2-i_1+1.
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