Badania składu ilościowego i jakościowego grzybów zasiedlających nasiona słonecznika (Helianthus annus L.)
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https://doi.org/10.21164/pomjlifesci.135Słowa kluczowe:
grzyby pleśniowe, nasiona słonecznikaAbstrakt
Wstęp: Celem pracy była ocena składu ilościowego i jakościowego grzybów zasiedlających nasiona słonecznika na podłożu RBCA, YpSs i DG18 w temperaturze 25, 37, 45°C.
Materiał: Materiał badawczy stanowiło 20 próbek nasion słonecznika (niesolonych i nieprażonych). Najwięcej wyizolowano gatunków kserofilnych na pożywce DG18 w 25°C (33), w dalszej kolejności gatunków mezofilnych na RBCA w 25°C (29) oraz mezofilnych (22) i termofilnych (10) na pożywce YpSs (odpowiednio w 37°C i 45°C). Grzybem izolowanym ze wszystkich próbek był Eurotium herbariorum. Łącznie wyizolowano 287 szczepów należących do 52 gatunków.
Wnioski: Przeprowadzone badania wzbogaciły mykocenozę nasion słonecznika o nowe gatunki, dotychczas nieizolowane z nasion tego gatunku
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