Invasive Microascus trigonosporus Species Complex Pulmonary Infection in a Lung Transplant Recipient.

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Invasive Microascus trigonospo ...... n a Lung Transplant Recipient.

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Dennis M Lyu

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Gayle O'Malley-Schroeder

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Gerard R Barber

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Kelly E Schoeppler

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Martin R Zamora

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Noelle M Northcutt

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10.1155/2015/745638

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2015

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2015-05-14T00:00:00Z

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lung transplant

invasive species

invasion biology

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