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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2005
We report the case of a 66-year-old man who presented with a prodromal type illness and pre-sternal swelling after having coronary artery bypass grafts 4 years earlier. Computed tomography showed that the mass had a retrosternal extension, to join a collection anterior to the right ventricle.
Ahmed IM, Gupta A, Gould K, Clark SC
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We report the case of a 66-year-old man who presented with a prodromal type illness and pre-sternal swelling after having coronary artery bypass grafts 4 years earlier. Computed tomography showed that the mass had a retrosternal extension, to join a collection anterior to the right ventricle.
Ahmed IM, Gupta A, Gould K, Clark SC
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Trends in Plant Science, 2000
In greenhouse trials at Aberdeen University's Centre for Organic Agriculture (UK), researchers have shown that Ascochyra caulina can vanquish the weed Chenopodium album if spores are applied at the right time. The fungus grows best on V8, a commercial brand of tomato-based vegetable juice, but it will be years before the fungus is available ...
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In greenhouse trials at Aberdeen University's Centre for Organic Agriculture (UK), researchers have shown that Ascochyra caulina can vanquish the weed Chenopodium album if spores are applied at the right time. The fungus grows best on V8, a commercial brand of tomato-based vegetable juice, but it will be years before the fungus is available ...
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A fungus pigment of novel type, and the nature of fungus ‘lignin’
Experientia, 1961In den Fruchten des hoheren PilzesPolyporus hispidus bildet sichin situ ein ligninahnlicher Stoff durch Oxidation-Polymerisation von Phenolen des Phenylpropantyps, hauptsachlich Hispidin (I), dessen Struktur als Enollacton der 3,4-Dihydroxycinnamoylacetessigsaure erkannt wurde.
J D, BU'LOCK, H G, SMITH
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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2002
We report on a 67-year-old woman with a rare Scopulariopsis fungus ball in the right middle lung lobe. Pathologic examinations after right middle lobectomy showed that the lesion contained a moniliaceous mold fungus that was cultured and identified as Scopulariopsis. The patient's postsurgery course was uneventful.
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We report on a 67-year-old woman with a rare Scopulariopsis fungus ball in the right middle lung lobe. Pathologic examinations after right middle lobectomy showed that the lesion contained a moniliaceous mold fungus that was cultured and identified as Scopulariopsis. The patient's postsurgery course was uneventful.
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The Lancet, 1887
I HAVE read with much interest the correspondence on the above subject in your issue of January 27 (p. 295). In the new edition of my work on bacteriology, to be issued, I hope, before many days, will be found the following statement:—
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I HAVE read with much interest the correspondence on the above subject in your issue of January 27 (p. 295). In the new edition of my work on bacteriology, to be issued, I hope, before many days, will be found the following statement:—
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?Pollination? of a fungus by a fly
Oecologia, 1988The mechanism resulting in fertilization of Epichloë typhina, a heterothallic ascomycete that is an endophytic pathogen of grasses, has now been discovered. Conidia of one mating type are produced in stromata and are then transferred by insects to individuals of the opposite mating type. One insect, Phorbia phrenione, is a particularly important vector
Thomas L, Bultman, James F, White
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Pseudallescheria: An underdiagnosed fungus?
Diagnostic Cytopathology, 2001AbstractPseudallescheria has been identified as one of the “clinically significant emerging mycoses” but has received little attention in the cytology literature. Recognition of this fungus is of particular importance clinically, because unlike most other fungi (including Aspergillus, with which it is most frequently confused), Pseudallescheria is not ...
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Archives of Dermatology, 1961
The practitioner who performs mycologic studies in a private office, hospital clinic, or research laboratory is confronted with the problem of specimen storage while waiting for cultures to grow and develop. Because adequate shelf or cabinet space for more than a few tubes is frequently not available, cultures may be mislaid. Whereas bacterial cultures
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The practitioner who performs mycologic studies in a private office, hospital clinic, or research laboratory is confronted with the problem of specimen storage while waiting for cultures to grow and develop. Because adequate shelf or cabinet space for more than a few tubes is frequently not available, cultures may be mislaid. Whereas bacterial cultures
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