Diversity of soil microscopic filamentous fungi in Dystric Cambisol at the Banská Štiavnica – Šobov (Slovakia) locality after application of remediation measures

Nosalj, Sanja; Šimonovičová, Alexandra; Pauditšová, Eva; Hanajík, Peter; Vojtková, Hana; Benková, Monika

doi:10.1007/s11756-021-00774-1

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“…According to visual inspection, the predominant fungi occurred on the Petri dishes were observed as illustrated in the Figures 3 -6. The predominant fungi were identified according to [8][9][10][11][12]. Fungi are divided by division and genus in the Table 1.…”

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Studying the potential microbial risk of construction cementitious materials in the urban environment

Hološová

Estokova

Luptáková

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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The presented work aimed at analysis of elements in the soil and cementitious materials from the selected locations to study the presence of various microorganisms on the surface of buildings. The methodology of the sampling was focused on the interface of the construction containing cement and the soil around the construction in foundation. The chemical analysis by performing X-ray fluorescence analysis confirmed leaching of the element cations of the clinkers. During the carrying out the investigation of the soil, the results additionally showed exceeded limited values of some of the metals elements in the soil which is considered as an environment burden. Moreover, in this research some of the cultivated microorganisms swabbed from the surfaces of the buildings from 14 selected locations are mentioned. These outputs gradually generate the image of the environmental conditions for cementitious materials of selected location in Košice.

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“…In the terms of environment burden, some limited values were exceeded. The guideline [11] provides indication criteria for metal elements in the soil as shown in Table 2. Figure 9 compares criteria with measured concentration of the elements in examined soil.…”

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Studying the potential microbial risk of construction cementitious materials in the urban environment

Hološová

Estokova

Luptáková

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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“…In 1999, a system of pools intended to maintain and decontaminate the acid mine drainage (AMD) was built and was supposed to prevent the spread of contamination below the heap. The rst such basin was designed as an anoxic limestone drainage (ALD), the second as an anaerobic pond, and the third as the aerobic part of the system planted with narrowleaf cattail (Nosalj et al, 2021). However, even after this remediation, previous studies (Čaja et Zima, 2014 have con rmed signi cant changes in the soils and their chemical properties, which also affected soil mycocenosis (Adamcová, 2020;Adamcová et al, 2012;Nosalj et al, 2021;Šimonovičová et al, 2019).…”

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“…Floristic composition: E 1 : 100% Arrhenatherum elatius 4, Cerastium holosteoides 2, Convolvulus arvense 2, Poa pratensis 2, Trisetum avescens 2, Dactylis glomerata 1, Myosotis arvensis 1, Acetosa pratensis +, Achillea millefolium agg. +, Anthoxanthum odoratum +, Crepis biennis +, Elytrigia repens +, Jacea phrygia +, Knautia arvensis +, Leucanthemum vulgare +, Lotus corniculatus +, Lychnis os-cuculi +, Medicago lupulina +, Plantago lanceolata +, Ranunculus acris +, Tragopogon orientalis +, Trifolium pratense +, Veronica chamaedrys +, Vicia sepium +The presented physico-chemical properties of the soils at the Šobov locality, their changes and the plant community have a signi cant effect on the biological and microbiological properties of the soils, including the biodiversity of soil mycocenosis(Balogová 2022, Nosalj et al, 2021.Mycocenosis of the Šobov localityThe occurrence of microscopic lamentous fungi at plots Š1 -Š3 at the Šobov locality, where research has been conducted since 1993, has been documented byAdamcová (2010), Holub et al (1993), Nosalj et al (2021), Nováková et al (2012), Šimonovičová (2013), Šimonovičová et al (2019)d bohová et al…”

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Biological and physico-chemical properties of the soil in an acidified environment influenced by previous mining activities at the Šobov locality (Slovakia)

Nosalj,

Hrabovský,

Labuda

et al. 2023

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More than 20 years after remedial measures were carried out, six plots (Š1 – Š6) at the Šobov locality were examined in more detail. From a pedological viewpoint, the physico-chemical differences of the soils in these areas are not the result of pedogenesis. This is the effect of extremely acidic mineralised solutions that have leaked from or are still leaking from the heap at the site. The plant community here is most often poor to weakly developed with acidophilic vegetation (Š1, Š2, Š5), without vegetation (Š4) or with dense species-rich vegetation (Š3, Š6). Saprotrophic microscopic fungi of the phylum Zygomycota are notably suppressed and their biodiversity is low. Species of the genera Absidia and Zygorhynchus were found most often. In contrast, the biodiversity of the phylum Ascomycota is notably high. The genera Penicillium (35 species), Aspergillus (7 species) and Trichoderma (5 species) are dominantly represented. Species of microscopic filamentous fungi in every soil sample that did not occur in the other samples were also recorded; i.e. they form the specific soil mycobiome of the given location. From the 15 types of keratinophilic fungi, the most commonly occurring were Purpureocillium lilacinum and Keithomyces carneus. Keratinolytic properties were recorded only in the species Trichophyton ajelloi. Soil reaction is the most important ecological factor that influences the biological properties of soils.

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Progress in Slovak botany: a successful path to modern research on flora and vegetation

Eliáš

Vantarová

2021

Biologia

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Here, we present a brief introduction to sixteen full-text research articles of the Special Issue "Progress in Slovak Botany: a successful path to modern research on flora and vegetation" which are more-less a reflection of the current state of the study of botany in Slovakia. The papers bring results of classification and syntaxonomical revision of shrubs and forest vegetation, followed by research into vegetation diversity, ecology, and taxonomy. Special attention is paid to molecular methods in the research of plant taxa; one of the contributions evaluates the use of these methods in the study of population genetics of forest trees in Slovakia in the past 40 years. The other three papers use the knowledge of flow cytometry for a taxonomic study of selected representatives of the genera Tanacetum, Cotoneaster, Solanum and Nicotiana. A special issue also includes a new version of the checklist and a red list of hornworts and liverworts which updates data published 20 years ago. The checklist is followed by a paper on new localities and phylogenetic relationships of Leucoglossum leucosporum, a geoglossoid fungus whose occurrence is poorly known. The last two contributions are devoted to the impact of the environmental burdens on biota.

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Diversity of soil microscopic filamentous fungi in Dystric Cambisol at the Banská Štiavnica – Šobov (Slovakia) locality after application of remediation measures

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

Studying the potential microbial risk of construction cementitious materials in the urban environment

Studying the potential microbial risk of construction cementitious materials in the urban environment

Biological and physico-chemical properties of the soil in an acidified environment influenced by previous mining activities at the Šobov locality (Slovakia)

Progress in Slovak botany: a successful path to modern research on flora and vegetation

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