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Mucor racemosus

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Kingdom
  
Fungi

Genus
  
Mucor

Phylum
  
Zygomycota

Rank
  
Species

Subclass
  
Incertae sedis

Family
  
Mucoraceae

Scientific name
  
Mucor racemosus

Higher classification
  
Mucor

Order
  
Mucorales

Mucor racemosus bacterias

Similar
  
Mucor, Mucor circinelloides, Mucor mucedo, Cladosporium herbarum, Black bread mold

Mucor racemosus is a fungal plant pathogen.

It has been known to cause allergic reactions among some people (e.g. mucormycosis). The fungus has been isolated in the soft cheese Camembert. M. racemosus was discovered and isolated in 1886.

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Alternative medicine

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It has been considered to be a possible cause of cancer in alternative medicine. Günther Enderlein considered the fungi to be part of microbial cycle in all people instead of just sick people. Wilhelm von Brehmer expanded the theory further in his work, and formulated a related theory of cancer. Their theories were defamed and suppressed by the Nazis during the 1930s and 1940s.

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References

Mucor racemosus Wikipedia