Frogs have been having a tough time of it lately. While there are likely many contributing factors to the global frog decline, one known cause of frog dieoff is a fungal pathogen: Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis. Unfortunately, little is known about how this aquatic fungus kills frogs or how the disease was originated and spread.
However, Dr. Jess Morgan and colleagues published in PNAS (open access article)
Fungus Finds Frogs, Frogs Croak
Posted on August 14th, 2007 by sharpton · No Comments
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Categories: chytridomycota · fungi
