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Why are Aspergillus and Penicillium spores typically reported together as 'A/P' on a non-viable (spore-trap) air sample?

They are the only molds that grow indoors Their spores are morphologically very similar under light microscopy and cannot be reliably differentiated by spore-trap analysis EPA regulations require them to be reported as a combined value They produce identical mycotoxins

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Their spores are morphologically very similar under light microscopy and cannot be reliably differentiated by spore-trap analysis

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