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Study of the occurrence of greenhouse microfungi in a Botanical Garden.

2003-11-01

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Three greenhouses and the Central Garden of The Botanical Garden of Pavia were monitored for 1 year with the objective of investigating the occurrence of both airborne fungal spores and phylloplane fungi. By using an SAS air sampler, the higher fungal spore concentrations were detected in tropical and Mediterranean greenhouses. A total of 72 species belonging to 42 genera, some of which are related to the presence...

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Literature Corpus work: 58aee427-2fd0-5b0b-a674-b9192eef37ee
DOI: 10.1046/j.0931-1785.2003.00771.x

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