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Molecular taxonomy of the fungi

Kurtzman, 1985

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17854518338331599849
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Kurtzman C
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Gene manipulations in fungi

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In a book concerned with the manipulation of genetic material in fungi, one may reasonably ask why there is a chapter on taxonomy. One might argue that the name or classification means little and that it is the potential of the organism that is our primary interest. While this …
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