Dimorphic Fungi

Dimorphic Fungi

Their Importance As Models for Differentiation and Fungal Pathogenesis

by José Ruiz-Herrera

150 pages· ISBN 9781608053643
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"Dimorphism can be defined as the property of different fungal species to grow in the form of budding yeasts or in the form of mycelium, depending on the environmental conditions. Dimorphism may be considered as a differentiative phenomenon, similar to oth"

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