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May 4, 2026WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Added references: li-2023-combined-gut-bacteria-fungi-crc-adenoma-chinese-cohort; de-pablo-fernandez-2024-faecal-metabolome-mycobiome-parkinsons; mizutani-2025-biliary-microbiome-16s-rrna-pdac-cca; krawczyk-2025-fmt-fungal-archaeal-species-rat-schizophrenia-model;…

Added references: li-2023-combined-gut-bacteria-fungi-crc-adenoma-chinese-cohort; de-pablo-fernandez-2024-faecal-metabolome-mycobiome-parkinsons; mizutani-2025-biliary-microbiome-16s-rrna-pdac-cca; krawczyk-2025-fmt-fungal-archaeal-species-rat-schizophrenia-model; gosiewski-2014-candida-feces-t1d-t2d-pilot-study.

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Apr 20, 2026WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Created “Alternaria”: Alternaria is a ubiquitous environmental mold genus comprising over 300 species, with A. alternata as the most common human-associated species. Primarily recognized as an outdoor allergen and plant…

Created “Alternaria”: Alternaria is a ubiquitous environmental mold genus comprising over 300 species, with A. alternata as the most common human-associated species. Primarily recognized as an outdoor allergen and plant… Published sections: Overview; Metal Dependencies; Key Enzymes and Virulence Factors; Environmental Reservoir; Gut Mycobiome; Respiratory Significance; Conditions Associated; Cross-References.

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