Large aliquot water samples (30 ml) were enriched with nutrients, then gelled in the cold
with Polycell (wallpapering paste) and incubated to derive Saprolegniaceae colonies and …

From the above quotations the reader would be correct in deducing that marine fungi do not
exist, or are ecologically insignificant when compared with marine bacteria. Such is the state …

An Aphanomyces sp recovered from and thought to be a pathogen of Atlantic menhaden
was subjected to salinity stress to see if its behavior suggested that it was a salt-resistant …

The effect of salinity on the sexual and asexual reproduction of seventeen saprolegniaceous
fungi was investigated. Normal zoospore formation was observed in nine species in 10 …

The effect of salinity on the sporulation of twenty selected fungi, which included terrestrial
(10), fresh-water (2) and marine (8) species, was investigated using a variety of techniques …

With the over 2000 marine fungi and fungal-like organisms documented so far, some have
adapted fully to life in the sea, while some have the ability to tolerate environmental …

Saprolegnia diclina and S. ferax zoospores only infected dead trout eggs, in particular eggs
sited downstream of the fungi. Susceptibility of dead eggs to infection appeared to be …

Varicosporina ramulosa, a staurospore-producing fungus, shows a range of morphological
characteristics in response to salinity, pH, nutrients, and other changes in the culture …

The Saprolegniaceae of the south-eastern United States can be divided into two species
groups with regard to seasonal periodicity of occurrence and variation in abundance. One …

Cell numbers of Sporobolomyces roseus Kluyver & Van Niel isolated from leaves of plants
growing in maritime areas were lower than those on leaves of inland plants. On the sand …