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Weird and wonderful microbes - Fungi

Biological control of varroa with entomopathogenic fungi: a sustainable solution for a globally important pest? (November 2011)

Fungal infections in honeybee brood (November 2011)

Emerging fungal pathogens (Feb 2011)

Ancient fungal farmers of the insect world (November 2008)

Comment: Fungi as biological controls of insect vectors (May 2008)

Gamma interferon and fungal infections (November 2007)

How many yeasts? (November 2006)

Nobel microbes define the art of cell division (Aug 2005)

The threads that bind: symbiotic fungi in the garden (May 2005)

Bacterial and fungal diseases of garden plants (May 2005)

The evolution of antifungal resistance (November 2004)

Everything you wanted to know about the dry-rot fungus (August 2003)

Fungal disease of humans (Aug 2002)

Fungi select what they eat (Aug 2002)

Candida and other fungal infections of humans (Feb 2001)

The future of mycology (Aug 2000)

All change in fungal classification (Aug 2000)

Weird and wonderful methods of fungal spread (Aug 2000)

Last updated 28 November 2011