- surgery.
Saksenaea vasiformis is one of the few
fungi known to
cause necrotizing fasciitis or "flesh-eating disease".
Saksenaea vasiformis was
initially described...
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Amblyseius vasiformis is a
species of mite in the
family Phytoseiidae. "Amblyseius
vasiformis". GBIF.
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campanularia –
limited to the
Sonoran Desert Phacelia campanularia var.
vasiformis – more common, with a
wider range, and
sometimes with
larger flowers They...
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sponges in the
family Dysideidae. It
consists of one species,
Citronia vasiformis (Bergquist, 1995). de Cook, S. C. & Bergquist, P. R. (2002).
Family Dysideidae...
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Cokeromyces (Cokeromyces recurvatus)
Family Saksenaeaceae Saksenaea (Saksenaea
vasiformis)
Family Syncephalastraceae Syncephalastrum (Syncephalastrum racemosum)...
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topsenti (Lévi & Lévi, 1983)
Hemiasterella typus Carter, 1879
Hemiasterella vasiformis (Kirkpatrick, 1903)
Hemiasterella verae Idan, Shefer,
Feldstein & Ilan...
- (1975) =
Exserticlava triseptata,
Ascomycota C.
vasiformis Matsush. (1975) =
Exserticlava vasiformis,
Ascomycota C.
versicolor D.J.
Soares & R.W. Barreto...
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cases with
severe sinus,
brain and eye involvement. In 1953,
Saksenaea vasiformis,
found to
cause several cases, was
isolated from
Indian forest soil, and...
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giving birth. However, her
necropsy revealed she had a rare
Saksenaea vasiformis fungal infection which likely caused the
stillbirth and her death. On...
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monotypic family Isoraphiniidae.
There are two
recognized species:
Costifer vasiformis Wilson, 1925
Costifer wilsoni Lévi, 1993 Porifera. "Costifer Wilson, 1925"...
