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Informationen zum Autor E. Kiffer, Unite associee de Biologie forestiere Universite Nancy, Faculte des Sciences , France. M. Morelet, Unite de recherches Ecosystemes forestiers INRA (Institut National de la Recherche Agonomique). Klappentext The Deuteromycota , known informally as "Deuteromycetes" were once considered a phylum of Fungi. The term is now used to denote species of fungi that are members of the fungal phyla Ascomycota and Basidiomycota. Of interest to medical and veterinary mycologists, phytopathologists, food scientists, and ecologists, this volume explores the modern classification of this group. The book provides an overview of the genera found in the temperate zone of the Northern hemisphere as well as in a few tropical areas. Zusammenfassung The deuteromycetes are among the less common, microscopic fungi. They represent the phase of asexual multiplication of the higher fungi and the second group of fungi in numerical significance after the asomycetes. This work is based on the modern classification of the group. Inhaltsverzeichnis Foreword Impact and distribution of Deuteromycetes How to use this Book I. Introduction II. ARTHROSPORAE AND MERISTEM ARTHROSPORAE III. BLASTOSPORAE sensu lato IV. Aleuriosporae and Monoblastosporae V. Annellophorae and Annelloblastosporae (Holoblastic Annellosporae) VI. Sympodulosporae VII. Acroblastosporae VIII. Botryoblastosporae IX. Porosporae X. Phialosporae XI. Annellidae (Enteroblastic Annellosporae) XII. Basauxic Deuteromycetes XIII. Myceiia Sterilia
