Fungal community
Tracking fungal community responses to maize plants by DNA- and RNA-based pyrosequencing.
... total fungal community structure is in contrast with the observations of Tan et ...complete fungal community responses to GM plants [36–39], however none of these studies applied next ...
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Intercropped silviculture systems, a key to achieving soil fungal community management in eucalyptus plantations.
... soil fungal community is ...soil community by the association of two plant species, one of economic importance and another of ecological importance, that select or harbor the desired microbial ...
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Anthropization Effects on the Filamentous Fungal Community of the Brazilian Catimbau National Park
... a community is closely related to diversity and productivity (Atlas and Bartha, ...diverse community allows several relationships between different species, and there is a lower energy requirement, which is ...
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Fungal Community Structure as an Indicator of Soil Agricultural Management Effects in the Cerrado
... the fungal community structure in the soil and their relationship to the soil chemical properties reported in this study were observed from soil sampling in the rainy ...The fungal communities in the ...
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Fungal community structure in disease suppressive soils assessed by 28S LSU gene sequencing.
... the fungal community Variation in the soil physico-chemical properties and the spatial and temporal distribution of plant residues can have a significant impact on the diversity and biomass of fungal ...
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Saprotrophic fungi Hypholoma fasciculare effect on the fungal community associated to Castanea sativa
... the fungal community, but an obvious pattern was not detected upon ...specific fungal interactions or could be explained by other environmental conditions applied during the ...
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Fungal community in chestnut orchards with different Hypholoma fasciculare aboveground abundance: potential implications for sustainable production
... belowground fungal diversity was evaluated in three chestnut orchards, containing distinct ...the fungal barcode ITS1 and a high-throughput sequencing (454-sequencing) ...diversified fungal ...
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Microbial Diversity in Cerrado Biome (Neotropical Savanna) Soils
... In fungal communities the relative abundance of Saccharomyceta and Agaricomycotina negatively correlated with increased moisture content in Cerrado soils, in contrast with the strong positive correlation observed ...
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House dust fungal communities’ characterization: a double take on the six by sixty by six (6 × 60 × 6) project
... the fungal community in house dust samples (see ...the fungal community on house dust samples collected using two different methodologies: active and passive ...
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House dust fungal communities’ characterization: a double take on the six by sixty by six project (6x60x6)
... indoors; fungal communities’ characterization of this environmental compartment assumes paramount importance in the comprehension of health ...of fungal content that undergoes a large number of processes ...
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Impact of transgenic wheat with wheat yellow mosaic virus resistance on microbial community diversity and enzyme activity in rhizosphere soil.
... and fungal community diversity in rhizosphere soil using polymerase chain reaction-denaturing gel gradient electrophoresis (PCR-DGGE) at four growth stages (seeding stage, turngreen stage, grain-filling ...
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Fungal diversity associated with Hawaiian Drosophila host plants.
... the fungal community residing within the digestive tracts of Hawaiian ...of fungal sequences generated in this study and their respective closest BLAST ...the fungal sequences in this study ...
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Meta-analysis of high-latitude nitrogen-addition and warming studies implies ecological mechanisms overlooked by land models
... Whereas the warming meta-analysis yielded results that could be used to constrain model mechanisms, the same can- not be concluded for the nitrogen-addition studies due to the uncertainty of how high-latitude soils will ...
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Inoculation and fungal isolates used
... species. Fungal penetration did not differ among the three host species following inoculation with the rice isolate; in 10 to 19% of the cases, it was observed that whenever there was appressorium formation, ...
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MATERIAL AND METHODS Fungal isolate
... biomass productivity and, at the same time, to reduce the amount of certain ingredients considered to be expensive to a minimum. The ingredients that are employed in higher quantity in the medium are peptone (PP), yeast ...
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A biotechnology perspective of fungal proteases
... Proteases have been produced in submerged (SmF) and solid-state fermentations (SSF), and each technique has particular advantages the other unable to match (Sandhya et al., 2005; Sun and Xu, 2009). SSF has certain ...
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Fungal isolates
... The objective of the present study was to investigate the optimal nutritional requirements for mycelial growth and sporulation of entomopathogenic fungus Aschersonia aleyrodis Webber b[r] ...
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Fungal species
... of fungal growth, it was also included because it is commonly used to isolate fungi from food and it was important to evaluate the behaviour of these three species on this ...of fungal growth under ...
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Phylogenetic distribution of fungal sterols.
... Entomophthorales. In the third lineage of zygosporic fungi, all of the Conidiobolus and Entomophthora species analyzed contained 24-methyl cholesterol as the major sterol (Figure 2; Table S1). The position of ...
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Fungal material
... M. anisopliae sensu lato (CNPSo-Ma12 = ARSEF 5161) was isolated from soil and B. bassiana (CNPSo- Bb13) from Diabrotica speciosa (Col.: Chrysomelidae). The identity of both fungal species was confirmed by ...
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