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Aureobasidium Picture and Information
 Microscopic
view of Aureobasidium Fungi.
Taken by Dr. Michelle Medalla during her mold or fungi
identification and analysis.
Website:
http://www.fungus-fungi-fungal.com/microbiology-laboratory.htm
Aureobasidium
is a known Type I and Type III allergen that
can sometimes cause
infections in the human skin, nails, and eyes. The U.S.
Government's
Occupational Safety and Health Administration [OSHA]
lists both Aureobasidium and Aureobasidium pullulans as an
allergen and irritant, and as a cause of
Hypersensitivity pneumonitis and Dermatitis.
For information on an accurate mold and fungi
identification and analysis please visit
Microbiology Laboratory. |
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 For more fungi
picture please click either of the following links:
[ Absidia ] [
Acremonium ] [ Alternaria
] [ Aspergillus ] [
Aureobasidium ] [ Bipolaris
] [ Chaetomium ] [
Chrysonila ]
[ Cladosporium ] [ Epicoccum
] [ Exserohilum ] [ Fusarium
] [ Geotrichum ] [ Mucor
] [ Paecilomyces ] [
Penicillium ]
[ Pithomyces ] [ Rhizomucor
] [ Rhizopus ] [ Stachybotrys
] [ Syncephalastrum ] [
Trichoderma ]
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