Экология эпифитных дрожжей
Диссертация
Однако большинство этих исследований носит отрывочный характер или посвящено изучению специфических вопросов, например развитию зоо-дрожжевых комплексов в некротических тканях кактусов, которые изучены очень детально (Lachance, Phaff, 1988; Starmer et al., 1990). Поэтому к настоящему времени сложились лишь наиболее общие представления об особенностях эпифитного дрожжевого комплекса. Известно, что… Читать ещё >
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