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Oidiodendron maius
Oidiodendron maius
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编号:TS552026
品牌:Testobio
Product NumberTS552026
Strain NumberMUT00001391
WDCM number of Culture Collection924
Organism NameOidiodendron maius
Organism TypeFungus
History of DepositM. Girlanda
Date of Isolation1997-01-01
Isolated FromRoots of Vaccinium myrtillus, forest site polluted with cadmium
Geographic OriginEurope, Poland, Niepodamice forest
Nomenclatural status of the strain
Optimum Temperature for Growth25°C
Maximum Temperature for Growth
Minimum Temperature for Growth
LiteratureLacourt, I; DAngelo, S; Girlanda, M; Turnau, K; Bonfante, P; Perotto, S Genetic polymorphism and metal sensitivity of Oidiodendron maius strains isolated from polluted soil. Source: ANNALS OF MICROBIOLOGY Volume: 50 Issue: 2 Pages: 157-166 Published: 2000 Martino, E; Perotto, S; Parsons, R; Gadd, GM Solubilization of insoluble inorganic zinc compounds by ericoid mycorrhizal fungi derived from heavy metal polluted sites. Source: SOIL BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY Volume: 35 Issue: 1 Pages: 133-141 Published: 2003
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Oidiodendron maius

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Product NumberTS552026
Strain NumberMUT00001391
WDCM number of Culture Collection924
Organism NameOidiodendron maius
Organism TypeFungus
History of DepositM. Girlanda
Date of Isolation1997-01-01
Isolated FromRoots of Vaccinium myrtillus, forest site polluted with cadmium
Geographic OriginEurope, Poland, Niepodamice forest
Nomenclatural status of the strain
Optimum Temperature for Growth25°C
Maximum Temperature for Growth
Minimum Temperature for Growth
LiteratureLacourt, I; DAngelo, S; Girlanda, M; Turnau, K; Bonfante, P; Perotto, S Genetic polymorphism and metal sensitivity of Oidiodendron maius strains isolated from polluted soil. Source: ANNALS OF MICROBIOLOGY Volume: 50 Issue: 2 Pages: 157-166 Published: 2000 Martino, E; Perotto, S; Parsons, R; Gadd, GM Solubilization of insoluble inorganic zinc compounds by ericoid mycorrhizal fungi derived from heavy metal polluted sites. Source: SOIL BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY Volume: 35 Issue: 1 Pages: 133-141 Published: 2003
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