Microorganisms and monuments: forty years of Heritage conservation

Microorganisms and monuments: forty years of Heritage conservation

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S2.-Biodeterioration: Fundamentals, Present and Future Perspectives. Session in Honour of Prof. Cesáreo Sáiz Jiménez II del del 3rd International Congress Science and Technology for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage.-- Technoheritage 2017 21-24th May 2017, Cádiz, Spain

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Main Authors:	Hermosín, Bernardo, Laiz Trobajo, L., Jurado, Valme, Miller, A. Z., Rogerio Candelera, Miguel A.
Format:	comunicación de congreso biblioteca
Language:	English
Published:	Red de ciencia y tecnología para la conservación del patrimonio cultural 2017
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10261/154516
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