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Myrothecium

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Myrothecium
Myrothecium roridum and M. verrucosum (M. verrucaria) are fungi that grow on standing grasses or clover, and on stored feed. There is a special disposition to grow on kikuyu grass. See myrotheciotoxicosis, pennisetumclandestinum.
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