| geotrichum | Geotrichum is a genus of fungi which can cause a number of diseases, including geotrichosis. The fungi can contaminate grains, fruits, dairy products, paper, textiles, soil and water. They can usually be found on human skin, but do not normally cause problems. (09 Oct 1997) |
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| Endomyces geotrichum | A species of yeastlike fungus that is the perfect state of Geotrichum candidum and the cause of geotrichosis. (05 Mar 2000) |
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Synonyms :
| Geotrichum |
(gee-oh-trick-um) - contaminant, commonly found in dairy products and found as a normal part of human flora. There are some reports of infection in compromised hosts, but most of these are not well documented.
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| Geotrichum |
(gee-oh-trick-um) - This fungus is commonly found in dairy products and also in soils. This genus can sometimes be pathogenic to man. It is characterized by the formation of chains of colorless, slimy spores (conidia) through the fermentation of vegetative filaments. Some species of Geotrichum have strong odors.
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