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Microsporum distortum

Known as: Microsporum canis var. distortum 
A species of fungi in the phylum Ascomycota characterized by thick-walled, roughened macroconidia with a distorted shape. This species is a causative… 
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Microsporum canis

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1980
1980
Adaptable and productive forage legumes and grasses for more intensive small ruminant livestock systems in the Caribbean.
The use of well adapted and productive forage legumes and grasses should be the basis of most systems designed to improve small… 
1970
1970
Microsporum Distortum Ringworm in New Zealand
The dermatophyte Microsporum distortum has been recovered from 32 human infections and 7 animals in New Zealand. All cases have… 
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