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Using the Koneman and Roberts Working Schema for Identifying Clinical

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Using the Koneman and Roberts working schema for identifying clinical mold isolates, a mold which has hyphae that appear to be predominantly nonseptate would likely belong to which group of fungi?


A) dematiaceous fungi
B) Zygomycetes
C) hyaline fungi
D) Ascomycetes

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