- Chaetomium
- Chae·to·mi·um (ke-toґme-əm) a genus of fungi of the family Sordariaceae. C. globoґsum and other species have occasionally been found infecting human nails (onychomycosis) and skin (phaeohyphomycosis).
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Chaetomium
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