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Saprolegniaceae

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2000
2000
Occurrence and Distribution of Aquatic Saprolegniaceae in Northwest and South of Tehran 1
Twelve aquatic sites in northwest and south of Tehran were sampled at monthly intervals form June through February 1996–1997 for… 
1984
1984
Polycell-gel assay of water for spores of Saprolegniaceae (fungi), especially those of the Saprolegnia pathogen of fish
Large aliquot water samples (30 ml) were enriched with nutrients, then gelled in the cold with Polycell (wallpapering paste) and… 
1973
1973
Saprolegniaceae: a keratinophilic Aphanomyces from soil.
Specimens of Aphancmyces laevis de Bary f. keratinophilus Ookubo & Kobayasi, recovered from soils in various South Pacific… 
1967
1967
Some species of saprolegniaceae collected from Gorakhpur, India
SummaryEleven species of Saprolegniaceae viz., Saprolegnia diclina, S. ferax, Isoachlya anisospora, Achlya dubia, A… 
1966
1966
The saprolegniaceae of the environs of Blelham Tarn: sampling techniques and the estimation of propagule numbers.
SUMMARY: Investigations of the ecology of Saprolegniaceae rely on satisfactory sampling methods. Existing procedures have been… 
1949
1949
Preservation of Saprolegniaceae by the mineral oil method.
The mineral oil method, originally developed for the conservation of bacterial cultures, has been applied to filamentous fungi… 
1942
1942
Indian water moulds-V. A new genus of the Saprolegniaceae: Hamidia Gen. Nov.
A new genus of Saprolegniaceae-Hamidia has been isolated, grown in culture, and described; and a new species Hamidia indica… 
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