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"The carbon source most commonly provided for growth of fungi in the laboratory is probably
the 6-C monosaccharide glucose, which is well utilized by most fungi, although some species grow better on other carbon sources and some on a mixture of sources. The concentration of the carbon source is an important consideration and should probably not exceed 2% when the requirements of the species being cultivated are not precisely known" |
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