Interaction among coprophilous fungi and its relation with degradation
Six species of coprophilous fungi were isolated from cow dung. Each species, or a combination of two or more, were inoculated on dung and their capacity of degradation of the substrate was measured as dry weight loss, endoglucanase activity and loss of cellulose. Degradation of CMC agar medium was a...
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todo:paper_03257541_v31_n4_p182_Papinutti2023-10-03T15:24:11Z Interaction among coprophilous fungi and its relation with degradation Papinutti, V.L. Diorio, L.A. Cellulose Coprophilous fungi Degradation cellulose glucan synthase article degradation enzyme activity enzyme substrate fungus growth nonhuman ecology feces fungus metabolism microbiology Ecology Feces Fungi Six species of coprophilous fungi were isolated from cow dung. Each species, or a combination of two or more, were inoculated on dung and their capacity of degradation of the substrate was measured as dry weight loss, endoglucanase activity and loss of cellulose. Degradation of CMC agar medium was also established. As a result of their interespecific relationship, a minor degradative capacity was observed when more than one species were cultured except for one combination. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03257541_v31_n4_p182_Papinutti |
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Cellulose Coprophilous fungi Degradation cellulose glucan synthase article degradation enzyme activity enzyme substrate fungus growth nonhuman ecology feces fungus metabolism microbiology Ecology Feces Fungi |
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Cellulose Coprophilous fungi Degradation cellulose glucan synthase article degradation enzyme activity enzyme substrate fungus growth nonhuman ecology feces fungus metabolism microbiology Ecology Feces Fungi Papinutti, V.L. Diorio, L.A. Interaction among coprophilous fungi and its relation with degradation |
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Six species of coprophilous fungi were isolated from cow dung. Each species, or a combination of two or more, were inoculated on dung and their capacity of degradation of the substrate was measured as dry weight loss, endoglucanase activity and loss of cellulose. Degradation of CMC agar medium was also established. As a result of their interespecific relationship, a minor degradative capacity was observed when more than one species were cultured except for one combination. |
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Interaction among coprophilous fungi and its relation with degradation |
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