Scopulariopsis is a genus of anamorphic fungi that are saprobic and pathogenic to animals. The widespread genus contains 22 species. ...
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A genus of filamentous fungi rarely pathogenic for humans; several species have been implicated in onychomycosis, ulcerating granuloma, and other 'mycotic' entities. Penicillium-like, it is common in nature and generally a contaminant in laboratory cultures of human tissues. ... Origin: Mod. L. Scopula, a small broom, + G. Opsis, appearance ... (05...
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Type: Term Pronunciation: skō′pyū-lar′ē-op′sis Definitions: 1. A genus of filamentous fungi rarely pathogenic for humans; several species have been implicated in onychomycosis, ulcerating granuloma, and other 'mycotic' entities. Penicillium-like, it is common in nature and generally a contaminant in laboratory cultu...
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