| the radiation resistance of ascospores and sclerotia of pyronema domesticum. | the food and drug administration has become aware of several instances where supposedly sterile medical surgical products made of chinese cotton have been found to contain viable pyronema domesticum. the aim of this research was to determine the gamma and electron beam radiation resistance values for the two dormant phases (ascospores and sclerotia) of p. domesticum. the resistance values were obtained by developing a standardized system to cultivate, purify, and harvest biological indicators co ... | 2002 | 12161770 |
| impact of a natural soil salinity gradient on fungal endophytes in wild barley (hordeum maritimum with.). | occurrence and distribution pattern of fungal endophytes in different tissues of halophytic plants across saline depressions are poorly studied. we investigated the endophytic fungal communities inhabiting roots, stems and leaves of hordeum maritimum collected in a soil salinity gradient, i.e. non-saline, slightly saline and saline, using a culture-dependent approach. a total of 20 taxa belonging to ascomycota phylum were identified by its rrna gene sequence. pyronema domesticum and alternaria s ... | 2016 | 27655527 |
| sterilization of products contaminated with pyronema domesticum. | product recalls due to non-sterility occurred between 1993 and 1994 among manufacturers that were sterilizing cotton products sourced from china using ethylene oxide (eo). the primary contaminant was identified as a pyrophilous mold from the class discomycetes, pyronema domesticum. multiple references suggest this organism has special needs for reproducing and maintaining the two assumed resistant stages of this organism (ascospores and sclerotia). sterilization resistance studies were performed ... | 2016 | 20041540 |
| abnormalities in the morphology of pyronema domesticum induced by 2,4-d. | | 2013 | 5019271 |
| the fine structure of ascospore formation in pyronema domesticum. | | 2001 | 5586969 |