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Chemical Fungal Taxonomy. - J. C. Frisvad, P. D. Bridge and D. K. Arora. 15 × 23 cm 398 + viii pp. New York, Marcel Dekker (). 1998. US $175.00. 1998. ISBN 08247 0069 4 (hardback).

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