Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of ganoderma
Four Ganoderma species (G. tsugae, G. subamboinense var. laevisporium, A TCC 52419, G. tropicum and G. lucidum) were incubated in liquid medium containing different concentrations of germanium (Ge) for up to 20 days at 28 C. Increasing the Ge concentration of the medium resulted in a gradual decre...
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| description | Four Ganoderma species (G. tsugae, G. subamboinense var. laevisporium, A TCC 52419, G. tropicum
and G. lucidum) were incubated in liquid medium containing different concentrations of germanium (Ge) for up to
20 days at 28 C. Increasing the Ge concentration of the medium resulted in a gradual decrease in the growth of the
fungal mycelium. However, the Ge content in the mycelium increased with increasing Ge concentration. Different
species recorded different levels of tolerance towards the Ge. In each case, the optimum concentration of the
incorporated Ge in the medium was established as 100 mg/l for both optimal uptake of Ge by the fungal mycelium
and optimal mycelial growth. |
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| spelling | upm-35922015-09-04T09:03:58Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/3592/ Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of ganoderma Chow, Chin Tong Pei, Joo Chong Four Ganoderma species (G. tsugae, G. subamboinense var. laevisporium, A TCC 52419, G. tropicum and G. lucidum) were incubated in liquid medium containing different concentrations of germanium (Ge) for up to 20 days at 28 C. Increasing the Ge concentration of the medium resulted in a gradual decrease in the growth of the fungal mycelium. However, the Ge content in the mycelium increased with increasing Ge concentration. Different species recorded different levels of tolerance towards the Ge. In each case, the optimum concentration of the incorporated Ge in the medium was established as 100 mg/l for both optimal uptake of Ge by the fungal mycelium and optimal mycelial growth. Universiti Putra Malaysia Press 1996 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/3592/1/Mycelial_Growth_and_GerlllaniulIl_Uptake_by_Four_Species_of.pdf Chow, Chin Tong and Pei, Joo Chong (1996) Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of ganoderma. Pertanika Journal of Tropical Agricultural Science, 19 (2/3). pp. 171-174. ISSN 0126-6128 http://www.pertanika.upm.edu.my/Pertanika%20PAPERS/JTAS%20Vol.%2019%20(2&3)%20Dec.%201996/09%20JTAS%20Vol.19%20(23)%201996%20(Pg%20171-174).pdf |
| spellingShingle | Chow, Chin Tong Pei, Joo Chong Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of ganoderma |
| title | Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of
ganoderma |
| title_full | Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of
ganoderma |
| title_fullStr | Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of
ganoderma |
| title_full_unstemmed | Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of
ganoderma |
| title_short | Mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of
ganoderma |
| title_sort | mycelial growth and germanium uptake by four species of
ganoderma |
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