Spores of lichen-forming fungi in the mycoaerosol and their relationships with climate factors
Authors:
- S.E. Favero-LongoSFS.E. Favero-Longo
- S. SandroneSSS. Sandrone
- E. MatteucciEME. Matteucci
- L. AppoloniaLAL. Appolonia
- R. PiervittoriRPR. Piervittori
- 1 January 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Science of The Total Environment
- Vol. 466-467, 26-33
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Funding Information
- Interreg Program Alcotra 2007–2013-Project: “Anciens vestiges en Ruines (AVER) — Des Montagnes des Châteux”
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