Fungal Diversity
Effects of fungal diversity and cadmium on leaf litter decomposition in streams: studies in microcosms
... streams, fungal biomass and leaf decomposition seem to be less affected by metals than fungal diversity and/or reproduction (Niyogi et ...both fungal diversity and ecological functions ...
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Effects of eating disorders on oral fungal diversity
... these fungal species and their presence in the oral cavity is still ...greater fungal diversity, besides Candida species in the groups ...unusual fungal species among these patients is ...
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Fungal diversity associated with Hawaiian Drosophila host plants.
... in fungal community between host plants and substrate types may establish the basis for host specificity in Hawaiian ...of fungal diversity associated with four ecologically important tree genera in ...
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Plant and fungal diversity in gut microbiota as revealed by molecular and culture investigations.
... and fungal species were identified using a PCR-based method incorporating 25 primer pairs specific for each eukaryotic phylum and universal eukaryotic primers targeting 18S rRNA, internal transcribed spacer (ITS) ...
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CULTURABLE FUNGAL DIVERSITY OF SHRIMP LITOPENAEUS VANNAMEI BOONE FROM BREEDING FARMS IN BRAZIL Lidiane Roberta Cruz da Silva
... In our study 33 out of the 46 isolated species were able to degrade casein, comprising 72% of proteolytic strains. This number may be higher, if one considers that different isolates of the same species can present ...
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Exploring fungal diversity: Passalora, Pseudocercospora, Sirosporium and Zasmidium on Brazilian plants
... Based on phylogenetic analyses, host data and morphological comparisons (Consolidated Species Concept), the Pseudocer- cospora isolates from Brazil could be assigned to 27 different taxa (Fig. 1), revealing a rich ...
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Endophytic Fungi from Frankincense Tree Improves Host Growth and Produces Extracellular Enzymes and Indole Acetic Acid.
... microbial diversity of economically important and ecolog- ically unique endemic tree species helps in the understanding of the growth and development of the host ...endophytic fungal diversity of the ...
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Impact of transgenic wheat with wheat yellow mosaic virus resistance on microbial community diversity and enzyme activity in rhizosphere soil.
... community diversity in rhizosphere soil and change the population ...community diversity and enzyme activities should be ...and fungal) diversity in rhizosphere soil between N12-1 and Y158 ...
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Diversity of Termitomyces associated with fungus-farming termites assessed by cultural and culture-independent methods.
... that fungal gardens consist solely of Termitomyces monocultures ...in fungal gardens has been demonstrated using molecular methods by analysis of DNA extracted from comb material, basidiocarps and termite ...
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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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Diversity of Marine-Derived Fungal Cultures Exposed by DNA Barcodes: The Algorithm Matters.
... Marine fungi are an understudied group of eukaryotic microorganisms characterized by unresolved genealogies and unstable classification. Whereas DNA barcoding via the nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacer (ITS) ...
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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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Phylogenetic distribution of fungal sterols.
... ago in the plant pathogenic ergot fungus Claviceps purpurea [1], it has been considered to be the ‘‘fungal sterol.’’ Ergosterol is not present in all fungi, and the misconception came about because most of the ...
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MATERIALS AND METHODS Fungal isolates
... The very different production of amylase by Trichoderma and Cladosporium was already observed by Hankin and Anagnostakis (26), and it may be speculated, that ready expression of amylolytic enzymes is partially ...
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J. Pneumologia vol.25 número6
... described: fungal ball, allergic, slowly invasive, and fulminant ...of fungal sinusitis a prospective longitudinal open study with 6 months follow-up was ...fumingotus. Fungal sinusitis was diagnosed ...
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A biotechnology perspective of fungal proteases
... 2011). Fungal proteases have attracted the attention of en- vironmental biotechnologists because fungi can grow on low cost substrates and secrete large amount of enzymes into culture medium which could ease ...
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MATERIAL AND METHODS Fungal isolate
... The most important plant species employed in reforestation programs depend on ectomycorrhizal fungi for their establishment and growth. The exploitation of this symbiosis to improve forest productivity requires ...
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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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MATERIALS AND METHODS Fungal material
... investigated. Fungal dispersion was evaluated from a centrally-treated area by sampling leaflets on eight transects at 20-m intervals in concentric rings up to 100 m from the central ...
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The Role of Fungi in Degradation and Deterioration of Monuments: Mahadev and Surya Temples in Narayanpur, India
... suitable for algae are also suitable for fungi except that they need additionally some organic nutrients and perhaps the initial algal growth and decay of stone to some extent helps/aids in the successive growth of fungi ...
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