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Role of Marine Fungi in the Biochemistry of the Oceans. II. Effect of Glucose, Inorganic Nitrogen, And Tris(Hydroxymethyl)Aminomethane on Growth and Ph Changes in Synthetic Media

Peter L. Sguros
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Jacqueline Simms
Pages 728-741 | Published online: 12 Sep 2018

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Philomena M. T. Curran. (1980) The Effect of Temperature, pH, Light and Dark on the Growth of Fungi from Irish Coastal Waters. Mycologia 72:2, pages 350-358.
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L. M. Churchland & M. McClaren. (1978) Nutritional Studies of Zalerion Maritimum in Batch Culture. Mycologia 70:2, pages 406-418.
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Peter L. Sguros, Joanna Rodrigues & Jacqueline Simms. (1973) Role of Marine Fungi in the Biochemistry of the Oceans. V. Patterns of Constitutive Nutritional Growth Responses. Mycologia 65:1, pages 161-174.
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