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Mycelium
About: Mycelium is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 8923 publications have been published within this topic receiving 170993 citations.
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TL;DR: In this article, two approaches are presented to estimate mycelium location of fungi in a coniferous forest in Bavaria, Germany, using soil and mushroom samples from the same soil horizon and year.
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TL;DR: Th2 mycelium flourished in compost unin- oculated or inoculated with A. bisporus, but myceli- um of the button mushroom is required for intensive sporulation.
Abstract: Trichoderma harzianum biotype Th2, re- sponsible for green mold disease, appeared in the North of France by the end of 1997. Cocultures of Agaricus bisporus with four French Th2 isolates and three less aggressive Trichoderma species were per- formed in conventional compost to further our un- derstanding of how Trichoderma Th2 establishes and competes with the button mushroom. Spore germi- nation of Th2 isolates was little affected by A. bisporus mycelium while that of other species was strongly in- hibited. Th2 mycelium flourished in compost unin- oculated or inoculated with A. bisporus, but myceli- um of the button mushroom is required for intensive sporulation. No fungistatic effect of the mycelium of Trichoderma on A. bisporus was observed in compost, but when Th2 produced spores, toxicity toward A. bisporus was detected. A simultaneous growth of A. bisporus and Th2 was observed before the mycelium of Agaricus stimulated the Th2 sporulation. As soon as sporulation occurred the mycelial growth of A. bis- porus was dramatically reduced and typical green
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TL;DR: The results suggest that transport is regulated partially by transinhibition but a significant part of the substrate-induced decay of transport activity is caused by either the degradation of a permease component or the induction by the substrate of a regulator protein (perhaps the transaminase).
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TL;DR: Gene expression for laccase and cellobiohydrolase correlated with the known changes of lacc enzyme and cellulase enzyme activities during the fruiting life cycle.
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TL;DR: The results demonstrate that mycorrhizal mycelia should be used for understanding the relationships between Collembola and ectomycorrhiza in preference tests and predict that Colrembola have positive effects on plant growth by enhancing nutrient release from low vitality and/or dead mycor Rhizal Mycelia.
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