Evolution of Parasitism and Pathogenic Adaptations in Certain Medically Important Fungi
Fungi are eukaryotes designated as a separate kingdom because of their unique characteristics different from both animals and plants. Fungi are mainly classified into two major types as “saprobes” and “parasites” depending on their type of nutrition and existence. It is postulated that the present-d...
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2022
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