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Penicillium lilacinum: Its tolerance to cadmium

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Penicillium lilacinum, one of the fungi isolated from farm land continuously irrigated from the mine fields, may be a dominant species in the land polluted by cadmium, so it was presumed thatP. lilacinum is an indicator fungus in the biological investigation of the soil pollution.

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  1. K. Tatsuyama, H. Egawa, H. Yamamoto andK. Inoue, Transact. mycol. Soc. Japan15, 246 (1974).

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  1. Faculty of Agriculture, Shimane University, 690, Matsue, (Japan)

    K. Tatsuyama, H. Egawa, H. Senmaru & H. Yamamoto

  2. Shimane-ken Public Health Laboratory, 690, Matsue, (Japan)

    S. Ishioka, T. Tamatsukuri & K. Saito

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Tatsuyama, K., Egawa, H., Senmaru, H. et al. Penicillium lilacinum: Its tolerance to cadmium. Experientia 31, 1037–1038 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02326945

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