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Current insights into the preservation and storage methods for fungal strains under laboratory conditions: a review
Fungal strains play a pivotal role in laboratory-based biological research, yet their long-term preservation remains a methodological challenge. This review critically evaluates the major preservation strategies applied in laboratory settings, including soil/sand storage, agar-based techniques, sili
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