Fleming’s fungus finally identified
While previously assumed to have been P. chrysogenum, the fungus that led Fleming to his discovery of penicillin may in fact have been up to four separate species
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While previously assumed to have been P. chrysogenum, the fungus that led Fleming to his discovery of penicillin may in fact have been up to four separate species
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