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Exploring diversity of cultivable fungal communities in coastal sands and waters in south of France: impact of seasonality, and human activities.
WHO guidelines emphasize the need for fungal studies in recreational waters. In this context, the MYCOSAND project was launched to assess fungal communities in sand and coastal water. This study focuses on the Mediterranean coast near to Montpellier (France) and provides a one-year seasonal survey a
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