Review highlights the serious impact of mucormycosis caused by Rhizopus oryzae, indicating urgent need for better detection.
Mucormycosis is still considered as a tedious infection with distressing adverse impact on the population regardless of latest technological advances in early detection. The causative agent of black fungus belongs to the family mucorales. In approximately 70% of the cases of the infection, microorganism named Rhizopus oryzae is most frequently discovered and isolated on examining patients [1].
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