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Illustrated Handbook of Succulent Plantsious indoor environments are concerned by fungal health risk, particularly hospitals and critical care environments where immunosuppressed patients are hosted. Prevention of nosocomial invasive fungal infections in health-care facilities is mainly based on air treatment with monitoring environmental

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