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In Vitro Effect of Isatin on Wood Decay Fungi
1994Control of biodegradation is an ongoing problem in ecologically sensitive areas, requiring new approaches to deter degrading organisms. Biological control is an approach that takes advantage of the ecological relationship among organisms by using natural predators against degrading organisms.
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Repeated Elements in Filamentous Fungi with a Focus on Wood-Decay Fungi
2013International ...
Murat, Claude +3 more
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Predatory fungi, wood decay, and the carbon cycle
Biodiversity, 2003Abstract Predatory fungi attack nematodes and other microorganisms using a remarkable array of trapping devices to attract, capture, kill, and digest nematodes for food. The novelty of these relationships, however, has deflected attention from a more fundamental role played by these fungi in the ecosystem.
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Wood-Decaying Ascomycetes and Fungi Imperfecti
Mycologia, 1966Catherine G. Duncan, Wallace E. Eslyn
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Illustrated Genera of Wood Decay Fungi
Mycologia, 1960J. L. Lowe, Charles L. Fergus
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Function of enzymes in wood decaying fungi
Archiv für Mikrobiologie, 1971L. Scháněl, R. Blaich, K. Esser
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New method of cultivation of wood-decaying fungi
Folia Microbiologica, 1966openaire +2 more sources
Genetic and Morphological Polymorphism in Wood-Decaying Fungi
2023SM Badalyan +4 more
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The hidden world of wood-decaying fungi
Of all the components of dead plants, wood is the hardest to break down. Why is it that fungi know how to do this? What issues did they need to solve to achieve this? The Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) tries to find answers to these questions.openaire +1 more source