[HTML][HTML] Exophiala chapopotensis sp. nov., an extremotolerant black yeast from an oil-polluted soil in Mexico; phylophenetic approach to species hypothesis in the …
MR Ide-Pérez, A Sánchez-Reyes, JL Folch-Mallol… - Plos one, 2024 - journals.plos.org
Exophiala is a black fungi of the family Herpotrichiellaceae that can be found in a wide
range of environments like soil, water and the human body as potential opportunistic …
range of environments like soil, water and the human body as potential opportunistic …
[HTML][HTML] Non-photochemical quenching may contribute to the dominance of the pale mat-forming lichen Cladonia stellaris over the sympatric melanic Cetraria …
KA Solhaug, G Eiterjord, MH Løken, Y Gauslaa - Oecologia, 2024 - Springer
The mat-forming fruticose lichens Cladonia stellaris and Cetraria islandica frequently co-
occur on soils in sun-exposed boreal, subarctic, and alpine ecosystems. While the dominant …
occur on soils in sun-exposed boreal, subarctic, and alpine ecosystems. While the dominant …
[PDF][PDF] Toothpaste Formulation Ethanol Extract Mangosteen Peel (Garcinia mangostana L.) and Test Activity Against Candida albicans
NKN Junuda, E Pakki, N Ida - substance, 2023 - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
The mangosteen peel contains phenol compounds that have antifungal activity. The study
aimed to find out the antifungal activity in the dosage form of toothpaste against Candida …
aimed to find out the antifungal activity in the dosage form of toothpaste against Candida …
Exophiala amphawaensis sp. nov., a novel black yeast isolated from the gut of amphipods in Thailand
T Haranto, P Khunnamwong… - … of Systematic and …, 2024 - microbiologyresearch.org
The genus Exophiala is polymorphic, able to transition between yeast, hyphal and
pseudohyphal forms. Species of the genus Exophiala are ubiquitous fungi that are …
pseudohyphal forms. Species of the genus Exophiala are ubiquitous fungi that are …
Taxonomy and phylogeny of the leaf–inhabiting sooty molds in family Metacapnodiaceae
A Faezeh - 2024 - open.library.ubc.ca
Metacapnodiaceae is one of the families of sooty molds in Ascomycota. Sooty mold fungi
inhabit plant leaves, twigs, and trunks as spongy subicula composed of loosely tangled …
inhabit plant leaves, twigs, and trunks as spongy subicula composed of loosely tangled …