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Viridin: a Highly Fungistatic Substance Produced by Trichoderma viride
P. W. Brian,J. G. Mcgowan +1 more
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A number of strains of this mould are found which produce another substance, which is proposed to name ‘viridin’, characterized by remarkably high fungistatic activity.Abstract:
THE mould Trichoderma viride Pers. ex Fries is generally known to possess marked powers of antagonism to other fungi. It has been previously shown1 that some strains of this mould produce gliotoxin. We have recently found a number of strains which produce another substance, which we propose to name 'viridin', characterized by remarkably high fungistatic activity.read more
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Production of Gliotoxin by Trichoderma viride
TL;DR: It is suggested that it is extremely probable that the fungus used, by Weindling was not G. fimbriatum, but was a Trichoderma as he Originally supposed, and that strains of Trichodma viride produce gliotoxin.