I need a recognized expert on the fungus Trichothecium who is NOT Keith Seifert?

Greetings Bunnydog!

Your request was quite a challenge. In my search, I found many names
related to your query. But before we proceed I would like to give you
a brief description of the fungus Trichothecium. It is "a filamentous
mitosporic fungus widely distributed on decaying vegetation and in the
soil. It is commonly considered as a contaminant. Trichothecium causes
pink rot of apples and is a parasite of fleshy fungi. No human or
animal diseases due to Trichothecium have been reported."

Excerpted from Doctor Fungus.org
"Trichothecium spp."
http://www.doctorfungus.org/thefungi/Trichothecium.htm

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So how do you define an expert? Is someone with over 15 years
experience in indoor air quality and mycology and has written 30
authoritative publications qualify as a recognized expert to you? If
so, Dr. Sean P. Abbott is the expert you need. He is the Analytical
Director of a.k.a.MOLDLAB in Sparks, NV. You can find Dr. Abbott's
description and contact info at:

Mycotoxins and Indoor Molds
http://216.239.33.100/search?q=cache:E5NNTgTamwsC:www.uaf.edu/coop-ext/publications/freepubs/Abbott-Mycotoxins.pdf+trichothecium+recognized+dr.&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

Another brief description of the credibility of Dr. Sean Abbott:
http://www.uaf.edu/coop-ext/faculty/seifert/mold&iaq.html

It would be a good idea to visit Akamoldlab.com if you want more
information on Dr. Abbott, the services they offer, and perhaps other
experts in this field.
http://www.akamoldlab.com/


Search strategy:

trichothecium dr.
trichothecium recognized
"Sean P. Abbott"

I hope this helps you. Should you have any comments/questions, please
make your clarification first before rating this and I'll attend to
you as soon as possible. Merry Christmas and thanks for asking.

Feilong