Genetic profiling of aspergillus isolates with varying aflatoxin production potential from different maize-growing regions of Kenya

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2019

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https://hdl.handle.net/10568/107459

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Oloo, R.D., Okoth, S., Wachira, P., Mutiga, S., Ochieng, P., Kago, L., Nganga, F., Domelevo Entfellner, J.-B. and Ghimire, S. 2019. Genetic profiling of aspergillus isolates with varying aflatoxin production potential from different maize-growing regions of Kenya. Toxins 11:467

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Genetic profiling of aspergillus isolates with varying aflatoxin production potential from different maize-growing regions of Kenya

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