Growth and Metabolism of Ophiostoma multiannulatum on Different Sources of Carbon

Comparative physiology of saprophytic and parasitic fungi inhabiting soil /

“…It is quite possible that a sugar may be used as a It would most certainly be of interest, therefore, to carry out respiratory studies with some of the monosaccharides that have been found to support poor growth here. Hofsten (103) found that neither L-sorbose nor D-galactose supported growth of Ophiostoma multiannulatum but both were quite rapidly respired. All the fungi studied grew considerably less well on galactose than on glucose.…”

Effect of Colchicine on the Mycelial Weight and the Nitrogen and Phosphorus Contents of the Mycelium of Cunninghamella Sp.

“…The rate of secretion increased with the increase in concentration of colchicine, the release being mainly in the peptide form. The release of nitrogen from the mycelial cells into the external media is not uncommon among fungi (7, 8,10,11,12). Since the nitrogen escape started before the exhaustion of the sugar and nitrogen supply in the culture media, i.e.…”