Notes on Gymnoascaceae. I. A Review of Eight Species

Orr, G. F.; Kuehn, Harold H.

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“…In the present study it was isolated from several localities. The species is of widespread occurrence and has been previously reported from Denmark as Myxotrichum brunneum (Rostrup 1895, Orr & Kuehn 1971, Apinis 1964). Orr et al (1963) reported this fungus from a mycotic toenail.…”

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Some Dermatophytes and other Keratinophilic Fungi from Denmark

Onsberg¹

2009

Mycoses

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Summary: Twenty samples were examined for keratinophilic fungi using the hair‐baiting ToKaVa method. Nine samples of soil and one of animal faeces were sprinkled with sterile hair, whilst 10 specimens of keratinised material were placed on sterilised soil. Fifteen species were found of which 4 were dermatophytes, and 7 recorded for the first time in Denmark. Neither zoo‐ nor anthropophilic dermatophytes were found, and none of the fungi have been recorded as having caused human mycoses in Denmark. Zusammenfassung: Zwanzig Proben wurden mit Hinblick auf keratinophile Pilze untersucht. Neun Erdproben und eine Probe mit Tierfäzes wurden mit sterilem Haar bestreut, und gemäß der “Haar‐Köder”‐Methode von ToKaVa untersucht. Zehn andere Proben, aus natürlichem keratinisiertem Material bestehend, wurden auf keimfreier Erde inkubiert. Nach Inkubierung konnten fünfzehn Species bestimmt werden, davon sieben erstmalig in Dänemark. Vier der fünfzehn waren Dermatophyten. Man fand weder zoo‐ nodi anthropophile Dermatophyten und keine der gefundenen Pilz‐species sind in Dänemark als Erreger humaner Mykosen beschrieben.

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Some Dermatophytes and other Keratinophilic Fungi from Denmark

Onsberg¹

2009

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“…ORR et al (1963c) in their monograph of the genus Auxarthron accepted 7 species. In a later paper ORR & KUEHN (1971) recognized Auxarthron brunneum as a synonym of A. umbrinum and proposed the combination A. thaxteri (Kuehn) Orr & Kuehn (= Myxotrichum thaxteri Kuehn). Recently a new species, A. pseudoauxarthron Orr & Kuehn (1972), was described, bringing the total number of species to 8.…”

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Notes on Pseudogymnoascus, Gymnoascus and Related Genera

Samson

1972

Acta Botanica Neerlandica

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SUMMARY The genera Pseudogymnoascus and Gymnoascus are revised. Pseudogymnoascus is considered to be distinct from Gymnoascus by the ellipsoidal to fusiform ascospores and by the morphology of the ascomatal initials. Three species of Pseudogymnoascus, including a new species, P. bhattii, are described. In the genus Gymnoascus 4 species are recognized. The relationship of Gymnoascus to Myxotrichum, Pectinotrichum, and Neogymnomyces and the systematic position of Auxarthron are discussed.

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Micoflora del suelo de la argentina. I algunas formas ascosporicas de la region chaqueña

Godeas

1972

Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata

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Notes on Gymnoascaceae. I. A Review of Eight Species

Cited by 4 publications

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Some Dermatophytes and other Keratinophilic Fungi from Denmark

Some Dermatophytes and other Keratinophilic Fungi from Denmark

Notes on Pseudogymnoascus, Gymnoascus and Related Genera

Micoflora del suelo de la argentina. I algunas formas ascosporicas de la region chaqueña

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