| new leaf diseases of barley in egypt. | leaf diseases of barley were observed also in egypt. from leaves of barley were isolated: helminthosporium teres, h. gramineum, stemphylium vesicarium, alternaria triticina, vlocladium chartarum, acnemonium kiliense, stemphylium spec. accompanied with the pleospora stage. inoculations on both attached and detached leaves showed that all the tested fungi were pathogenic, except acremonium kiliense and ulocladium chartarum. | 1976 | 1037183 |
| [cutaneous mold fungus granuloma from ulocladium chartarum]. | cutaneous granulomas due to the mold fungus ulocladium chartarum (preuss) are described in a 58 year old woman. this fungus is usually harmless for mammalian. it is thought that a consisting immunosuppression (brill-symmer's disease, therapy with corticosteroids) was a priming condition for the infection. the route of infection in this patient described is unknown. | 1981 | 7194869 |
| biodegradation of anthracene and fluoranthene by fungi isolated from an experimental constructed wetland for wastewater treatment. | pilot-scale constructed wetlands were used to treat water contaminated by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (pahs), particularly fluoranthene, and the possible role of fungi present in these ecosystems was investigated. a total of 40 fungal species (24 genera) were isolated and identified from samples (gravel and sediments) from a contaminated wetland and a control wetland. all of them were assayed for their ability to remove anthracene (ac) and fluoranthene (fa) from liquid medium. fa was degrad ... | 2001 | 11791842 |
| cutaneous infection caused by ulocladium chartarum in a heart transplant recipient: case report and review. | a cutaneous mycoses caused by ulocladium chartarum in a heart transplant recipient is reported. the infection cleared after complete surgical excision and 6 months of oral itraconazole therapy. in vitro activity of amphotericin b, fluconazole, itraconazole, voriconazole, ravuconazole and terbinafine against the clinical isolate is shown. | 2003 | 12816160 |
| skin infection due to alternaria species in kidney allograft recipients: report of a new case and review of the literature. | a kidney allograft recipient developed a cutaneous infection 29 months after transplantation, due to the dematiaceous fungus alternaria infectoria on his right forearm and left leg. since the lesions were too large to be excised, the patient was treated only with systemic itraconazole and a reduction of the immunosuppressive therapy. after 4 months, the lesions were completely healed, and no relapses were observed at follow-up of 22 months. twenty-seven other cases of cutaneous alternariosis hav ... | 2006 | 17136699 |
| degradation of biogenic amines by vineyard ecosystem fungi. potential use in winemaking. | aims: to evaluate the ability of grapevine ecosystem fungi to degrade histamine, tyramine and putrescine in synthetic medium and in wines. methods and results: grapevine and vineyard soil fungi were isolated from four locations of spain and were subsequently identified by pcr. a total of 44 fungi were evaluated for in vitro amine degradation in a microfermentation system. amine degradation by fungi was assayed by reversed-phase (rp)-hplc. all fungi were able to degrade at least two different p ... | 2012 | 22268845 |
| [not available]. | the influence of moulded hay (alternaria alternata, epicoccum nigrum, mucor racemosus, ulocladium chartarum) and the efficiency of vitamin b1 substitution to cope these effects on rumen protozoa was investigated using the longterm rumen simulation technique (rusitec) for about 25 days. moulded hay affected medium-sized protozoa to a different extent (alternaria alternata: -16 %, epicoccum nigrum: -27 %, mucor racemosus: -9 %, ulocladium chartarum: +2 %). the vitamin b1 substitution had positive ... | 2000 | 23605525 |
| fungal spores viability on the international space station. | in this study we investigated the security of a spaceflight experiment from two points of view: spreading of dried fungal spores placed on the different wafers and their viability during short and long term missions on the international space station (iss). microscopic characteristics of spores from dried spores samples were investigated, as well as the morphology of the colonies obtained from spores that survived during mission. the selected fungal species were: aspergillus niger, cladosporium ... | 2016 | 27106019 |
| alternaria redefined. | alternaria is a ubiquitous fungal genus that includes saprobic, endophytic and pathogenic species associated with a wide variety of substrates. in recent years, dna-based studies revealed multiple non-monophyletic genera within the alternaria complex, and alternaria species clades that do not always correlate to species-groups based on morphological characteristics. the alternaria complex currently comprises nine genera and eight alternaria sections. the aim of this study was to delineate phylog ... | 2013 | 24014900 |
| the effect of spaceflight on growth of ulocladium chartarum colonies on the international space station. | the objectives of this 14 days experiment were to investigate the effect of spaceflight on the growth of ulocladium chartarum, to study the viability of the aerial and submerged mycelium and to put in evidence changes at the cellular level. u. chartarum was chosen for the spaceflight experiment because it is well known to be involved in biodeterioration of organic and inorganic substrates covered with organic deposits and expected to be a possible contaminant in spaceships. colonies grown on the ... | 2013 | 23637980 |
| recurrence of stachybotrys chartarum during mycological and toxicological study of bioaerosols collected in a dairy cattle shed. | agricultural occupations associated with animal breeding and the processing of animal materials in confinement systems could potentially lead to bioaerosol exposures. moulds and mycotoxins could be constituents of bioaerosols and should be studied because of their possible involvement in respiratory diseases and cancers. in order to characterize the fungal contamination of the indoor air in a dairy barn, bioaerosols were collected during 20 days in a cattle farm located in normandy (france). myc ... | 2012 | 22462447 |
| cutaneous alternariosis by alternaria chartarum in a renal transplanted patient. | | 2000 | 10848774 |
| [not available]. | using the long term rumen simulation technique rusitec a possible relationship between mucor racemosus and ulocladium chartarum and cerebrocortical necrosis (ccn) in cattle was investigated. in phase one only m. racemosus or u. chartarum and in phase two m. racemosus or u. chartarum in combination with thiamine were tested. the following differences between test groups and controlls could be noted: svfa -7,5%, cellulase activity +62,1%, protein concentration -16,4%, thiamine -11% (only phase two ... | 2000 | 23605526 |