Pieces of art stored in museum depots and display rooms are subject to fungal colonization
that leads to bio-deterioration processes. Deteriorated wooden sculptures and art …

Microorganisms usually attack materials such as paper, textile, wood, dyes and leather,
forming well known symptoms on the surface. Dust and other air components can be …

The role of fungi in the biodeterioration of frescos has been investigated by microbiological
and ultrastructural techniques. With this aim, the mycoflora present on samples taken from …

The aims of this research were to isolate fungi from different archival objects, identify the
principal fungal species, and determine their metabolic characteristics. Three photographic …

This investigation into fungal growth on historical textiles, including the canvases of easel
paintings stored in museums and religious institutions (churches and cloisters) in Slovenia …

The aims were to characterize the mycobiota in two micro-environments (aeromycobiota of
two repositories and fungi isolated from graphics documents surfaces) and to analyze their …

Fungi were isolated from selected areas of two medieval wall paintings in the chapel of the
castle of Herberstein and the parish church of St Georgen (Styria, Austria), in different states …

Fungal deterioration of frescoes was studied in situ on a selected Serbian church, and on a
laboratory model, utilizing standard and newly implemented microscopy techniques …

This study is an attempt to monitor the indoor microclimate and the microbiological
contamination of some indoor objects inside a wooden Orthodox church. Standard …

In the period 1995–2001 mycological investigations were conducted in the libraries situated
in different buildings in the city of Vilnius. A total of 174 fungal species ascribed to 52 genera …