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Piedraia
A genus of fungi in the family Piedraiaceae. Species in this genus are generally nonpathogenic but may cause opportunistic infection of hair shafts…
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2017
2017
Culturas do genero piedraia (O. da Fonseca e Arê Leão 1928)
P. Filho
2017
Corpus ID: 193141325
2016
2016
PRODUCTION OF ASCOSPORES BY PIEDRAIA
M. Takashio
,
R. Vanbreuseghem
,
P. Leopold
2016
Corpus ID: 89409892
SUMMARY Transplantation technique enhances considerably the in vitro production of ascospores by two strains of Piedraia hortai…
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1990
1990
Inexistência de infecção por Piedraia hortae entre o grupo indígena Suruí, Rondônia
C. E. C. Junior
,
R. Santos
1990
Corpus ID: 72775084
1980
1980
Notes on the Piedraia hortai cycle.
G. Volcan
,
C. Medrano
,
B. Molero
1980
Corpus ID: 83230066
1978
1978
[Facultative and obligate pathogenic moulds in skin affections].
H. Rieth
Der Hautarzt; Zeitschrift fur Dermatologie…
1978
Corpus ID: 9582575
Molds are vegetable microorganisms, which differ from dermatophytes sensitive to griseofulvin, and from yeasts, which do not form…
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1971
1971
Production of ascospores by Piedraia hortai in vitro.
M. Takashio
,
R. Vanbreuseghem
Mycologia
1971
Corpus ID: 26426300
Horta (1911) first recognized the production, in the nodule of black piedra, of cysts or asci containing ascospores. However, he…
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1968
1968
[Microscopic and cultural demonstration of hair infection by the fungi Microsporum Audouinii, Trichophyton mentagrophytes and Piedraia Hortai].
H. Rieth
Mykosen
1968
Corpus ID: 36775075
Review
1964
Review
1964
NOTE ON CULTURE OF BLACK PIEDRA FOR COSMETIC REASONS.
Donald G. Moyer
,
Clyde Keeler
Archives of Dermatology
1964
Corpus ID: 38507293
During a cooperative survey of the albinistic Moon-child syndrome, one of us (D. G. M.) discovered several head hairs on an…
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1943
1943
Notes on three Brazilian fungi. 2. Piedraia hortai (Brumpt) Fonseca & Arêa Leão.
A. Viégas
1943
Corpus ID: 87886379