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Patterns of substrate utilization in species of Capronia and allied black yeasts: ecological and taxonomic implications.

1999-06-01

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Forty-one isolates representing 14 members of the ascomycete genus Capronia and 15 black yeasts belonging to the anamorph genera Exophiala, Cladosporium, Ramichloridium and Rhinocladiella were tested for their ability to degrade amylose, casamino acids, casein, cellulose, chitin, gelatin, lignin, lipid, pectin and urea. The results of these tests were compared to assays for the breakdown of the same compounds by e...

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b44922b1-59ec-5482-b988-29fb44decce2
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10.2307/3761342
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