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Heater Choice, Dampness and Mould Growth in 26 New Zealand Homes: A Study of Propensity for Mould Growth Using Encapsulated Fungal Spores

Mikael Boulic    
Robyn Anne Phipps    
Malcolm Cunningham    
Don John Cleland    
Pär Fjällström    
Keiko Abe and Philippa Howden-Chapman    

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