2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ibiod.2016.06.010
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Assessing the destructive behaviors of two white-rot fungi on beech wood

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“…In the present work, P. ostreatus produced U‐shaped notches on the vessel wall in naturally infected oak wood. Similar V‐ or U‐shaped notches were previously reported (Bari et al., ; Wilcox, ; Worrall et al., ). As a rule, ray parenchyma cells provide the initial portal of entrance for fungal mycelia in woody materials.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…In the present work, P. ostreatus produced U‐shaped notches on the vessel wall in naturally infected oak wood. Similar V‐ or U‐shaped notches were previously reported (Bari et al., ; Wilcox, ; Worrall et al., ). As a rule, ray parenchyma cells provide the initial portal of entrance for fungal mycelia in woody materials.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Formation of bore holes and their merging during further fungal growth is a main characteristic of simultaneous white‐rot (Eriksson, Blanchette, & Ander, ; Pramod et al., ). Erosion and thinning of cell walls provide as evidence for a similar pattern of decay succession (Bari, Oladi, et al., ; Bari, Schmidt, et al., ; Bari et al., Eriksson et al., ; Schmidt, ; Schwarze et al., ). It is known that certain white‐rot fungi are able to switch from selective to simultaneous degradation over time or can cause selective removal of lignin at one location and simultaneous white‐rot at another location in the same tissues (Bari, Schmidt et al., ; Hartig, ; Nagadesi, Arya, & Albert, ; Otjen & Blanchette, ).…”
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“…These authors stated that when the temperature changed from 40 to 45 °C, some wood decay fungi such as Ganoderma species switched from the selective to simultaneous rot. However, in another it was shown that the white rot fungus Pleurotus ostreatus switched from simultaneous rot to selective degradation when the wood moisture content decreased from 65 to 45% (Bari et al 2015a, Bari et al 2015b, Bari et al 2016). On one hand, Messner et al (2003) indicated that moisture content was important for was appeared to expression of fungal enzymes and subsequent degradation of lignin bonds in wood cell walls.…”
Section: Changes In the Chemical Composition Of Rice Straw After Incumentioning
confidence: 99%