An edition of Fungal contamination in public buildings (2004)

Fungal contamination in public buildings

health effects and investigation methods.

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Fungal contamination in public buildings
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Health Canada
Language
English
Pages
47

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Subjects

Control, Aspect sanitaire, Indoor air pollution, Dampness in buildings, Air, Pollution intérieure, Moisissures, Toxigenic fungi, Public buildings, Molds (Fungi)

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Fungal contamination in public buildings: health effects and investigation methods.
2004, Health Canada
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Edition Notes

Issued also in French under title: Contamination fongique dans les immeubles publics, effets sur la santé et méthodes d'évaluation.

Distributed by the Government of Canada Depository Services Program.

Includes bibliographical references.

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[Ottawa]

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Dewey Decimal Class
614.5

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47 p. :
Number of pages
47

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL19133122M
ISBN 10
0662374320

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OL18856055W

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