I am looking for something quite thorough, with pictures of the organisms on petri dishes and/or under the microscope along with listed criteria for identification (assimilation tests, etc.) and suggested habitats. I have found excellent material on yeasts, though I am still searching for a good resource on filamentous fungi. Thank you in advance!
"Identifying Filamentous Fungi: A Clinical Laboratory Handbook"
is a good and so helpful diagnosed book.
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http://www.dbbe.fcen.uba.ar/contenido/objetos/WEBSTER30521807395.pdf
http://www.mycology-jp.org/~msj7/_userdata/FungiWorldEng.pdf
http://www.scielo.br/pdf/babt/v55n6/13.pdf
https://aem.asm.org/content/aem/62/11/4136.full.pdf
Article Identifying Filamentous Fungi: A Clinical Laboratory Handbook
Les Deutéromycètes: Classification et clés d'identification générique (Du labo au terrain).
This book is very good but in french
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you can see this book ,its very good
John I. Pitt l Ailsa D. Hocking, 2009.Fungi and Food Spoilage. springer.
"Identifying Filamentous Fungi: A Clinical Laboratory Handbook"
is a good and so helpful diagnosed book.
Article Identifying Filamentous Fungi: A Clinical Laboratory Handbook
Regards
There are many text book for identifying fungi differ according to fungi types. You must determine the fungi that you want to identify in order to know the suitable text book.
I List some text book can be using for identifying filamentous fungi:
1 - Dematiaceous hyphomycetes by Ellis, M.B.
2 - More dematiaceous hyphomycetes by Ellis, M.B.
3 - Fungi and food spoilage by Pitt and Hocking.
4 - Compendium of soil fungi by Domsch et al.
Also you can see the following books:
1 - The genus Fusarium by Booth, C.
2 - The genus Aspergillus by Raper, F.
3 - The genus Aspergillus from taxonomy and genetics to Industrial application by Powel et al.
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