… Fungi are often the most obvious agents of cultural heritage … of filamentous fungi enable
efficient dispersal and colonization of … and detritus from animals and insects (53). Colonization of …

… The main goal of this work was to perform a review on the cultural heritage biodeterioration
produced by species Aspergillus genus. An update on taxonomy is also provided. Species …

… how to preserve monuments and collections. Among these … of arthropods in the dissemination
of fungal species is commonly recognized, especially in environments where insects are …

… This suggests the possibility of the air working as a vector for the dispersion of fungal …
The presence of such threats promotes the irreversible degradation of our heritage while …

… Can arthropods act as vectors of fungal dispersion in heritage collections? A case study
on the archive of the University of Coimbra, Portugal. Int. Biodeterior. …

… 8a) facilitate their dispersion and promote biodiversity by exploiting the … fungi transport their
spores by using the bodies of insects or mites, thereby rendering Arthropoda as their vectors …

… Can arthropods act as vectors of fungal dispersion in heritage collections? A case study
on the archive of the University of Coimbra, Portugal. Int. Biodeter. …

… pests and other arthropods were also found, but will not be … , so they neither act as a vector
or drive insects from the interiors… this study appear not to be actively harming the collections or …

… These features make it highly susceptible to fungal colonization and an exceptional target …
of our cultural heritage. In this work, a thorough analysis of the fungal community composition …

… Nonetheless, it was not possible to find living insects for collection … is that fungi can be
dispersed by wind or vectors and thus … due to damage caused by fungi, insects, climate, and other …