Filamentous fungi
by Hawksworth, D. L., Kirsop, B. E., Jong, S. C.
fromLiving resources for biotechnology
A unique international compilation of data on the location and use of filamentous fungi. It provides details of major culture collections holding fungi, access to these collections, patent restrictions, specialist services and international organizations.
The ubiquitous fungi are little known and vastly underappreciated. Yet, without them we wouldn't have bread, alcohol, cheese, tofu, or the unique flavors of mushrooms, morels, and truffles. We can't survive without fungi. Furthermore, cows and other ruminants would be rendered u…
The Kingdom Fungi provides a comprehensive look at the biology, structure, and morphological diversity of these necessary organisms. It sheds light on their ecologically important roles in nature, their fascinating relationships with people, plants, and animals, and their practi…
The Kingdom Fungi provides a comprehensive look at the biology, structure, and morphological diversity of these necessary organisms. It sheds light on their ecologically important roles in nature, their fascinating relationships with people, plants, and animals, and their practi…
Microbiologists, medical mycologists, immunologists, and biochemists are increasingly working together to focus on the processes involved in the progression and treatment of fungal disease. Host-Fungus Interactions: Methods and Protocols is designed for research scientists who a…