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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Ophthalmology, 1997
AbstractA case of Pythium insidiosum keratitis is described. It is an unusual organism that is difficult to isolate. Cases in animals and humans have been reported from tropical and subtropical parts of the world but this is the first case from a temperate region and was acquired from a hot pool.
D, Murdoch, D, Parr
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AbstractA case of Pythium insidiosum keratitis is described. It is an unusual organism that is difficult to isolate. Cases in animals and humans have been reported from tropical and subtropical parts of the world but this is the first case from a temperate region and was acquired from a hot pool.
D, Murdoch, D, Parr
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Sexuality in Pythium Sylvaticum: Heterothallism
Mycologia, 1967Pairings of 5 heterothallic isolates of Pythium sylvaticum in all possible combinations revealed the existence of 2 sexually compatible groups of isolates.Tracings of gametangial hyphae leading to ...
K E, Papa, W A, Campbell, F F, Hendrix
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Host range of Pythium sulcatum and the effects of rotation on Pythium diseases of carrots
Australasian Plant Pathology, 2003The host range of Pythium sulcatum, the cause of cavity spot disease of carro ts in most carrot-growing regions of Australia, was determined by growing seedlings in infested soil in the field. P. sulcatum was isolated from roots of carrots and other members of the family Apiaceae, but not from vegetables from other plant families and grasses.
E. M. Davison, A. G. McKay
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Pythium oligandrum (mycoparasite of Pythium spp.)
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