Willd., and Platanus occident a/is L. The inability of spores and hyphal fragments of Padgett
and Heitman's test fungi to survive exposure to 25o/oo NaCl suggests, however, that survival …

Te Strake (1959) postulated that due to a lack of nutrients saprolegniaceous fungi are not
typically inhabitants of estuarine regions exceeding 2.8 ppt salinity, a value even more …

Whether an organism is or is not considered marine depends to some extent upon the
definition used in delimiting categories. One method of classification depends upon reaction …

Osmotolerant fungi are those fungal species adapted to environments of low water activity,
being found in environments where water is limited or where water availability is lowered …

Three isolates representing two species of the Saprolegniaceae were investigated using
standard manometric techniques to determine what effect culture temperature and nutrient …

Willd., and Platanus occident a/is L. The inability of spores and hyphal fragments of Padgett
and Heitman's test fungi to survive exposure to 25o/oo NaCl suggests, however, that survival …

Osmotic stress induced by high solute concentration can prevent fungal metabolism and
growth due to alterations in properties of the cytosol, changes in turgor, and the energy …

The ascomycete Aspergillus nidulans is remarkably osmotolerant and the wealth of
genetical and physiological techniques available for this species make it an attractive model …

Marine fungi are one of the least understood groups oforganisms found in the sea. Todate,
only around 500 truly marine species have been discovered in marine or estuarine habitats …

Abstract Penicillium notatum, P. chrysogenum, 1 and Aspergillus flavus were found to be the
most halophilic fungi in sandy soil collected from Al-Ain area, UAE The effect of ascending …