ELYAS, A. (1993). STUDIES ON SOME PATHOGENIC FUNGI IN SOIL AND THERE PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE. test, 28.2(56), 240-245. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1993.186608
A.H. ELYAS. "STUDIES ON SOME PATHOGENIC FUNGI IN SOIL AND THERE PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE". test, 28.2, 56, 1993, 240-245. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1993.186608
ELYAS, A. (1993). 'STUDIES ON SOME PATHOGENIC FUNGI IN SOIL AND THERE PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE', test, 28.2(56), pp. 240-245. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1993.186608
ELYAS, A. STUDIES ON SOME PATHOGENIC FUNGI IN SOIL AND THERE PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE. test, 1993; 28.2(56): 240-245. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1993.186608

STUDIES ON SOME PATHOGENIC FUNGI IN SOIL AND THERE PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE

Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal
Article 23, Volume 28.2, Issue 56, January 1993, Pages 240-245    PDF (1.46 M)
Document Type: Research article
DOI: 10.21608/avmj.1993.186608
Author
A.H. ELYAS
Abstract
The incidene of pathogenic fungi was investigated in Assiut and Suhag Governoreates. Asp < /em>. fumigatus (10.9%), Asp < /em>. niger (7.9%), Asp < /em>. nodulans (4.7%), Asp < /em>. flavus (4.7%), Asp < /em>.ustus (1.5%), Pen. notatum (7.9%), Pen. funiculosium (4.7%), Mucor mucoralis (6.2%), Mucor fragilis (4.7%), Rhizopus stolonifer
11333 ofen (1.5%), Rhizop < em>us oryzae (4.6%), Geotrichum candidum (6.2), Trichophyton terrestre (20.3%)
(20.3%)
and
and establis Microsporum gypseum (14.1%) were the Isolates in 30
291314 soil samp < /em>les examined. The public health hazards of these isolates were discussed.
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