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Hallan 1840 hongos en bosque brasileño

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Redacción Digital La Estrella
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  • 26/05/2012 02:00
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  • 26/05/2012 02:00
Un estudio de investigadores de la brasileña Universidad de Sao Paulo (USP) identificó y catalogó hasta 1.840 especies diferentes de hon...

Un estudio de investigadores de la brasileña Universidad de Sao Paulo (USP) identificó y catalogó hasta 1.840 especies diferentes de hongos en muestras de suelo extraídas de tres áreas del Bosque Atlántico.

Las variedades de hongos fueron identificadas con métodos tradicionales de taxonomía y con herramientas moleculares, lo que multiplicó la capacidad de diferenciar las especies, informó hoy la USP.

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