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THE methods to be described here have been used in making preparations of predacious fungi from agar cultures, where it is important that hyphæ should be retained in situ; but they also appear to be generally applicable.
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DUDDINGTON, C., DIXON, S. Permanent Preparations of Fungi Growing on Agar. Nature 168, 38–39 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/168038b0
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