
doi: 10.5586/am.2000.011
Tobacco dust colonization by soil fungi involves the succession of physiologically differentiated groups. They are characterized by poorly diversified species composition and are dominated by potentially phytopathogenic forms.
horticultural substrates, QH301-705.5, tobacco dust, fungi, Biology (General), colonization, soil
horticultural substrates, QH301-705.5, tobacco dust, fungi, Biology (General), colonization, soil
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