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Air Sampling Results in Relation to Extent of Fungal Colonization of Building Materials in Some Water‐Damaged Buildings
Air Sampling Results in Relation to Extent of Fungal Colonization of Building Materials in Some Water‐Damaged Buildings
Air Sampling Results in Relation to Extent of Fungal Colonization of Building Materials in Some Water‐Damaged Buildings
MILLER<sup>1</sup>*, J. DAVID (author) / HAISLEY<sup>2</sup>, PHILIP D. (author) / REINHARDT<sup>2</sup>, JAMES H. (author)
Indoor Air ; 10 ; 146-151
2000-09-01
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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