Oribatid mites as potential vectors for soil microfungi: study of mite-associated fungal species
The ability of soil-living oribatid mites to disperse fungal propagules on their bodies was
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
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C Renker, P Otto, K Schneider, B Zimdars, M Maraun… - m.ufz.eu
The ability of soil-living oribatid mites to disperse fungal propagules on their bodies was
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
Oribatid Mites as Potential Vectors for Soil Microfungi: Study of Mite-Associated Fungal Species
C Renker, P Otto, K Schneider, B Zimdars, M Maraun… - Microbial Ecology, 2005 - infona.pl
The ability of soil-living oribatid mites to disperse fungal propagules on their bodies was
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
Oribatid mites as potential vectors for soil microfungi: study of mite-associated fungal species.
C Renker, P Otto, K Schneider, B Zimdars, M Maraun… - 2005 - cabidigitallibrary.org
The ability of soil-living oribatid mites to disperse fungal propagules on their bodies was
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
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C RENKER, P OTTO, K SCHNEIDER… - Microbial …, 2005 - pascal-francis.inist.fr
Oribatid mites as potential vectors for soil microfungi : Study of mite-associated fungal
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Oribatid mites as potential vectors for soil microfungi: study of mite-associated fungal species
C Renker, P Otto, K Schneider, B Zimdars… - Microbial …, 2005 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The ability of soil-living oribatid mites to disperse fungal propagules on their bodies was
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
[PDF][PDF] Oribatid Mites as Potential Vectors for Soil Microfungi: Study of Mite-Associated Fungal Species
C Renker, P Otto, K Schneider, B Zimdars, M Maraun… - academia.edu
The ability of soil-living oribatid mites to disperse fungal propagules on their bodies was
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
[PDF][PDF] Oribatid Mites as Potential Vectors for Soil Microfungi: Study of Mite-Associated Fungal Species
C Renker, P Otto, K Schneider, B Zimdars, M Maraun… - researchgate.net
The ability of soil-living oribatid mites to disperse fungal propagules on their bodies was
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
[引用][C] Oribatid Mites as Potential Vectors for Soil Microfungi: Study of Mite-Associated Fungal Species
C Renker, P Otto, K Schneider, B Zimdars, M Maraun… - Microbial …, 2005 - cir.nii.ac.jp
Oribatid Mites as Potential Vectors for Soil Microfungi: Study of Mite-Associated Fungal Species
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Oribatid mites as potential vectors for soil microfungi: study of mite-associated fungal species.
C Renker, P Otto, K Schneider, B Zimdars… - Microbial …, 2005 - europepmc.org
The ability of soil-living oribatid mites to disperse fungal propagules on their bodies was
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …
investigated. Classical plating methods were applied to cultivate these fungi and to study …