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Arthrobotrys iridis

Known as: Dactylella iridis, Monacrosporium iridis 
National Institutes of Health

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2004
2004
Kammerwinkelstudien
Der Aufbau des Ciliarkörpers und Kammerwinkels bei verschiedenen Säugetieren wird an Hand von Häutchenpräparaten, Mikropr… 
2001
2001
Vitrektomie bei fortgeschrittenem Morbus Coats
ZusammenfassungHintergrund. Bei dem Morbus Coats handelt es sich um eine retinale Gefäßerkrankung unklarer Ätiologie. Unbehandelt… 
1996
1996
Taxonomy and ecology ofDactylella iridis: Its redescription as an entomogeneous and nematode-capturing hyphomycete
Trinacrium iridis, Dactylella ramiformis, and our own isolates obtained from a dead midge were proved to be a single species by… 
1987
1987
Photokoagulation bei diabetischer Rubeosis iridis und neovaskulärem Glaukom*
This retrospective study was performed to examine the effect of retinal coagulation on the course of iris neovascularization and… 
1980
1980
Rubeosis iridis in "pseudogliomas".
1980
1980
Isolation of haploid clones bearing a mating allele from a diploid apomictic isolate of Didymium iridis.
: Clones of myxamoebae which fail to undergo a direct morphogenetic change into plasmodia have been isolated from cultures of the… 
1975
1975
Flocculi Iridis and Retraction Syndrome: Their Coexistence and Associated Ocular Anomalies
1973
1973
The Use of Thermography in Familial Congenital Horner's Syndrome
This paper reports congenital Horner's syndrome affecting a two‐year‐old boy and his father. The presenting concern was of… 
1970
1970
Evidence for Polygenic Control of Plasmodial Fusion in Physarum polycephalum
THE vegetative phase of Myxomycetes (true slime moulds) is a macroscopic, multinucleate cell called a plasmodium. In many species… 
1962
1962
Production of Hybrids between Physiological Races of the True Slime Mould Didymium iridis
FOR many years it was believed that plasmodia of the same species of Myxomycetes merge on contact, whereas those of different… 
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