Geomycology can be simply defined as 'the scientific study of the roles of fungi in processes
of fundamental importance to geology'and the biogeochemical importance of fungi is …

Natural soils represent a rich reservoir of novel and diverse microbial communities. Heavy
metal tolerant fungi have been described in contaminated soils and water, but it is unknown …

A large number of soil bioindicators were used to assess biological diversity and activity in
soil polluted with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and the same soil after thermal …

J orge M ontt glacier, located in the P atagonian I ce F ields, has undergone an
unprecedented retreat during the past century. To study the impact of the meltwater …

Fungi are one of the most biogeochemically active components of the soil microbiome,
becoming particularly important in metal polluted terrestrial environments. There is scant …

Bioremediation may be defined as the mechanism by which a biological agent (eg,
microbes, fungi, plants, and enzymes) is used to minimise soil, groundwater, and air …

The disposed wastes of zinc industries contain large amounts of heavy metals such as Pb2+
and Cd2+. These elements are considered as hazardous elements to human beings and …

The “omics” revolution has enabled the development of tools for studying structural,
functional, and informational macromolecules, as well as metabolites produced by cells …

Glomeromycota is a fungal phylum scientifically recognized in 2001 as monophyletic group
which probably diverged from the same common ancestor as the Ascomycota and …

The red yeasts are currently widely discussed and controversial group of yeasts because of
the growing number of reports of their ability to become opportunistic pathogens of plants …