A selective medium for the isolation of Polyporus schweinitzii

Usčuplic, M.; Pawsey, R. G.

doi:10.1016/s0007-1536(70)80111-5

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“…The concentration of streptomycin used in selective media has varied greatly depending on the source of inocula. Uscuplic and Pawsey (20) reported using 2,666 ppm streptomycin. Their source of inoculum was soil suspensions.…”

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“…Pat. and many other basidiomycetes from wood chips and soil extracts (20,21). Recently, OPP was used in a selective medium to isolate several white rot basidiomycetes from wood (7).…”

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“…Other selective inhibitors that have been found to be useful for the isolation of wood rot basidiomycetes from a variety of substrates are the antibiotic streptomycin and the fungicide benomyl. Streptomycin was used in selective media in combination with other inhibitors to isolate Heterobasidion annosum from wood chips (12) and to isolate Phaeolus schweinitzii from a soil extract (20). Streptomycin was used in combination with benomyl to isolate wood-rotting basidiomycetes from diseased roots (19), plaster (9), and wood chips and cultures (11).…”

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Selective Medium for Isolating Phanerochaete chrysosporium from Soil

Dietrich

Lamar

1990

Appl Environ Microbiol

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“…Pat. and many other basidiomycetes from wood chips and soil extracts (20,21). Recently, OPP was used in a selective medium to isolate several white rot basidiomycetes from wood (7).…”

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Selective Medium for Isolating Phanerochaete chrysosporium from Soil

Dietrich

Lamar

1990

Appl Environ Microbiol

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“…Isolations were made under a dissecting microscope (20× magnification) by transferring colonies of Heterobasidion spp. in its conidial stage (Spiniger) onto Petri dishes filled with MEA and amended with 0.3 g/L streptomycin (Kuhlman & Hendrix, 1962).…”

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Molecular analyses identify hybridization‐mediated nuclear evolution in newly discovered fungal hybrids

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Gonthier

Lockman

et al. 2019

Ecology and Evolution

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Hybridization may be a major driver in the evolution of plant pathogens. In a high elevation Alpine larch stand in Montana, a novel hybrid fungal pathogen of trees originating from the mating of Heterobasidion irregulare with H. occidentale has been recently discovered. In this study, sequence analyses of one mitochondrial and four nuclear loci from 11 Heterobasidion genotypes collected in the same Alpine larch stand indicated that hybridization has increased allelic diversity by generating novel polymorphisms unreported in either parental species. Sequence data and ploidy analysis through flow cytometry confirmed that heterokaryotic (n + n) genotypes were not first‐generation hybrids, but were the result of multiple backcrosses, indicating hybrids are fertile. Additionally, all admixed genotypes possessed the H. occidentale mitochondrion, indicating that the hybrid progeny may have been backcrossing mostly with H. occidentale. Based on reticulate phylogenetic network analysis by PhyloNet, Bayesian assignment, and ordination tests, alleles can be defined as H. irregulare‐like or H. occidentale‐like. H. irregulare‐like alleles are clearly distinct from all known H. irregulare alleles and are derived from the admixing of both Heterobasidion species. Instead, all but one H. occidentale alleles found in hybrids, although novel, were not clearly distinct from alleles found in the parental H. occidentale population. This discovery demonstrates that Alpine larch can be a universal host favouring the interspecific hybridization between H. irregulare and H. occidentale and the hybridization‐mediated evolution of a nucleus, derived from H. irregulare parental species but clearly distinct from it.

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Selective medium for the isolation of Serpula lacrimans

Coggins

Jennings

1975

Transactions of the British Mycological Society

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A selective medium for the isolation of Polyporus schweinitzii

Cited by 6 publications

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Selective Medium for Isolating Phanerochaete chrysosporium from Soil

Selective Medium for Isolating Phanerochaete chrysosporium from Soil

Molecular analyses identify hybridization‐mediated nuclear evolution in newly discovered fungal hybrids

Selective medium for the isolation of Serpula lacrimans

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