Detection and identification of bacteria intimately associated with fungi of the order Sebacinales
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G. Hause | E. Domann | M. Rothballer | A. Hartmann | Alga Zuccaro | M. Schmid | P. Kämpfer | P. Schäfer | Monica Sharma | J. Imani | K. Kogel | A. Zuccaro
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