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Diversity of cultivated microscopic fungi in Vietnam forests and their role in the decomposition of the leaf litter

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Fungi are the one of the key components of ecosystems. Despite the fact that they are always present in all habitats on any substrates, it is not always possible to observe them directly in nature. This is due to their relatively poor knowledge, especially in tropical forest ecosystems. |

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