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A New Species of Metarrhizium Active in Decomposing Cellulose

Seth PopeBureau of Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Maryland
Pages 343-350 | Published online: 24 Sep 2018

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P. W. Brian, H. G. Hemming & E. G. Jefferys. (1948) Production of Antibiotics by Species of Myrothecium. Mycologia 40:3, pages 363-368.
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W. Lawrence White, Richard T. Darby, Gladys M. Stechert & Kathryn Sanderson. (1948) Assay of Cellulolytic Activity of Molds Isolated from Fabrics and Related Items Exposed in the Tropics. Mycologia 40:1, pages 34-84.
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W. Lawrence White & Mary H. Downing. (1947) The Identity of “Metarrhizium Glutinosum”. Mycologia 39:5, pages 546-555.
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V. Filipello Marchisio & A. M. Luppi Mosca. (1982) Mycological analysis of the sands of a box for children's play. Mycopathologia 80:1, pages 43-54.
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Klaus H. Domsch. (1960) Das Pilzspektrum einer Bodenprobe. Archiv f�r Mikrobiologie 35:4, pages 310-339.
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. (1997) Glutinosin: a fungistatic metabolic product of the mould Metarrhizium glutinosum S. Pope . Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B - Biological Sciences 135:878, pages 106-132.
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P. W. BRIAN & J. C. MCGOWAN. (1946) Biologically Active Metabolic Products of the Mould Metarrhizium glutinosum S. Pope. Nature 157:3985, pages 334-334.
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