Some fungi isolated from pinewood soil
Some fungi isolated from pinewood soil
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从松木土壤中分离出的一些真菌
DOI:
10.1016/s0007-1536(40)80022-3
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发表时间:
1940
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M. Ellis
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M. Ellis
Samples of soil (PH4) were collected in the early autumn from a Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) wood near Nottingham, material being taken from the side of a pit, 4 ft. deep, at depths of 4 and 10 in. and removed in sterile containers to the laboratory, Nottingham University College. Two modes of isolation were used, viz., Waksman's 'direct method' [R.A.M., ii, p. 233., in which fragments of soil are placed directly on the medium and incubated for 24 hours at 22° C., and another involving the suspension of 10 gm. samples in 100 c.c. sterile water, with drops of which plates were inoculated and incubated for ten days at 22°. The media used for isolation were soil extract and glucose-peptone agars. The following species were isolated (total from both methods):Botrytis cinérea,Mortierella hygrophila,M. gemmiferan.sp. [a Latin diagnosis of which is given],Mucor hiemalis, (?)M. sylvaticus,M. ramannianus,Rhizopus nigricans[Rhizopus stolonifer],Trichoderma koningi[T. viride],T. lignorum[T. viride],T. album,Zygorrhynchus moelleri,Absidia spinosa,Acrostalagmus cinnabarinus,Alternaría tennis,Aspergillus sydowi,Penicillium cyclopeum, andP.spp.Most of the fungi enumerated have been found by other workers in the acid forest soils of temperature climates, of which they may, in fact, be regarded as typical [cf. ibid., xviii, p. 137et passim]. There was little difference in the fungal population between the 4 and 10 in. samples.