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Staining techniques and biochemical methods for the identification of fungi

Sangeetha et al., 2013

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8497441741657001066
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Sangeetha J
Thangadurai D
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Laboratory Protocols in Fungal Biology: Current Methods in Fungal Biology

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In the past, conventional identification of fungi relied on the combination of morphological and physiological properties. In recent years, morphological studies, supplemented with staining techniques and biochemical methods, still play an important role in the overall …
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