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AbstractThe article contains sections titled:The Fungal Kingdom: The Concept of Marine FungiMastigomycetes and Eumycetes (True Fungi)Elements of Classification of EumycetesBackground Information on the Structure of ChitinFatty AcidsSterolsMembrane Peptides of Fungi: PeptaibolsGeneral Comments on Secondary Metabolites of Marine FungiSubstances Isolated from Fungi Collected from the Surface of the SeaSubstances Isolated from Fungi from Sediments and other Inert SubstratesSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with CyanobacteriaAlgicolous Fungi: General RemarksSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with Green Algae and Marine SpermatophytaSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with Red AlgaeSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with Brown AlgaeSubstances Isolated from Lignicolous FungiSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with SpongesSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with CnidariansSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with MollusksSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with BryozoansSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with EchinodermsSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with CrustaceansSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with Tunicates (Ascidians)Substances Isolated from Fungi Associated with FishSummary of Marine‐Derived Fungi
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AbstractThe article contains sections titled:The Fungal Kingdom: The Concept of Marine FungiMastigomycetes and Eumycetes (True Fungi)Elements of Classification of EumycetesBackground Information on the Structure of ChitinFatty AcidsSterolsMembrane Peptides of Fungi: PeptaibolsGeneral Comments on Secondary Metabolites of Marine FungiSubstances Isolated from Fungi Collected from the Surface of the SeaSubstances Isolated from Fungi from Sediments and other Inert SubstratesSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with CyanobacteriaAlgicolous Fungi: General RemarksSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with Green Algae and Marine SpermatophytaSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with Red AlgaeSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with Brown AlgaeSubstances Isolated from Lignicolous FungiSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with SpongesSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with CnidariansSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with MollusksSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with BryozoansSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with EchinodermsSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with CrustaceansSubstances Isolated from Fungi Associated with Tunicates (Ascidians)Substances Isolated from Fungi Associated with FishSummary of Marine‐Derived Fungi.

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