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Viability of basidiospores ofAgrocybe cylindracea andOudemansiella mucida and antibiotic activity of monosporic isolates in the course of 15 years of storage

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Basidiospores ofAgrocybe cylindracea were found to be viable for 12 years, those ofOudemansiella mucida for 6 years. The ability of monosporic isolates from these spores to produce antibiotics has been partly preserved.

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Semerdžieva, M. Viability of basidiospores ofAgrocybe cylindracea andOudemansiella mucida and antibiotic activity of monosporic isolates in the course of 15 years of storage. Folia Microbiol 37, 233–236 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02933155

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