Identification of common Aspergillus species / Maren A. Klich

Includes bibliographical references (pages 108-111) and index

Table Of Contents: Preface Introduction Economic and Medical Importance of Aspergillus Systematics Morphological Features of Importance for Identification Learning to Recognize Morphological Features Media and Incubation Using this Book Hints for Making Observations and Using the Key Identification Key Species Descriptions Aspergillus Alliaceus Eurotium Amstelodami A. Auricomus A. Awamori A. Caespitosus A. Candidus A. Carbonarius A. Carneus A. Cervinus Eurotium Chevalieri A. Clavatus Chaetosartorya Cremea Neosartorya Fischeri A. Flavipes A. Flavus A. Foetidus A. Fumigatus Eurotium Herbariorum A. Japonicus A. Kanagawaensis A. Melleus Emericella Nidulans A. Niger A. Niveus A. Ochraceus Sclerocleista Ornata A. Oryzae A. Ostianus A. Paradoxus A. Parasiticus A. Penicillioides A. Puniceus Emericella Quadrilineata A. Restrictus Emericella Rugulosa A. Sclerotiorum A. Sojae A. Sparsus A. Sydowii A. Tamarii A. Terreus A. Unguis A. Ustus A. Versicolor A. Wentii Literature Cited Appendix 1. Some Major Characteristics of Aspergillus Species Appendix 2. Data Sheet Index