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082			_a579 _bPRI/A
245		0	_aApplied Microbial Syastematics/ _cedited by Fergus G. Priest and Michael Goodfellow.
250			_a1st ed.
260			_aNetherlands: _bKluwer Academic Publishers, _c2000.
300			_aix, 479 p. : _bill. ; _c25 cm.
505			_aI Introduction 1 Microbial systematics : background and uses II Phylogeny 2 Universal trees : discovering the archaeal and bacterial legacies 3 Phylogenetic relationships among fungi inferred from small subunit ribosomal RNA gene sequences III Soil, Plants and Insects 4 Molecular ecology of mycorrhizal fungi 5 Systematics of legume nodule nitrogen fixing bacteria : agronomic and ecological applications 6 Recent systematic developments in systematics and their implications for plant pathogenic bacteria 7 Bacteria and insects 8 Fungal pathogens and parasites of insects IV Environment and its Exploitation 9 Taxonomy of extremophiles 10 Acidophiles in biomining 11 Microbial communities in oil fields 12 Systematics of Sphingomonas species that degrade xenobiotic pollutants V Food and Medicine 13 Lactic acid bacteria 14 A slow ramble in the acid-fast lane : the coming of age of mycobacterial taxonomy VI Regulatory Aspects 15 Microbial resource centres and ex-situ conservation 16 Systematics and legislation
650			_aMicrobiology _xClassification
650			_aLife Sciences
650			_aEvolution
700			_aedited by Priest, Fergus G.
700			_aGoodfellow, Michael
942			_cSC79