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Growth of Saprolegniaceae in Synthetic Media. II. Nitrogen Requirements and the Role of Krebs Cycle Acids

Helen Simpson ReischerColumbia University, The New York Botanical Garden, and Haskins Laboratories, New York
Pages 319-328 | Published online: 13 Sep 2018

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