(46.5%), followed by M. furfur (27.0%), M. restricta (12.7%), M. sympodialis (6.5%) and M. slooffiae (0.8%). Conclusion: In view of high prevalence of M. globosa, its invasive characteristics and the role of predisposing factors in the more proliferation of this species in scalp should be considered.
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