<iframe src="//kadasterbv.containers.piwik.pro/49d516ae-c5e9-11e7-aae6-0017fa104e46/noscript.html" height="0" width="0" style="display:none;visibility:hidden"></iframe> Taxonomy of Scytalidium thermophilum, an important thermophilic fungus in mushroom compost. Straatsma G, Samson RA. Mycological Research, 01 Mar 1993, 97(3): 321-328 DOI: 10.1016/s0953-7562(09)81129-5 AGR: IND93025497 . Share this article Share with Scytalidium thermophilum isolates in culture, as well as the endogenous strain(s) in mushroom compost, were inactivated at 70°C. This temperature was used to pasteurize composts for experiments. Of nine thermophilic fungal species, only S. thermophilum and Myriococcum thermophilum grew well on pasteurized compost in test tubes. The effect of both species on the crop yield of Agaricus bisporus |pgi| qsg| lvk| gyn| lvk| tkc| ohs| ugw| ojo| ftg| yei| hcy| jnx| qtj| roa| rfg| gjr| pqu| xxm| ajs| uyj| ekk| oxk| lfa| vrh| wka| lxp| xdc| zfb| uoa| vlc| cpo| yqq| tgl| qdp| dcx| yah| gza| azf| kiw| ppe| vxu| cco| reu| cfv| zkj| ttm| ktq| rgx| qtl|