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    consisting of fungi, yeasts, and bacteria which factor grapes' physical and biochemical characteristics. Some species depend on the grape ripening stage and on the availability of nutrients like yeasts and lactic bacteria, while others are only found inside the grapes, such as parasitic fungi and environmental bacteria (Barata et al. 2012). Similar to other plants grapes also have to deal with the two major microbial, fungi and bacteria. These microorganisms play a major role in grape's ecology.…

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    Aspergillusniger Essay

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    Various industrial essential metabolites ,such as organic acids,antibiotics and enzyme, are produced by filamentous fungi .The morphology of these micro-organism in submereged culture varies between the pelleted and the unrestricted filamentous form, depending on the strain and the culture conditions (Braun et al., 1991).The fungal morphology for these fermentation is of great importance since it affects the rheaological properties of the fermentation broth and consequently its mass, heat and…

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    relationship between plants and fungi is an essential one for benefiting fully from Mycorrhizae, which then helps the land plants absorb the essential nutrients such as phosphorus and nitrogen. The interaction between plants and microbes allows for essential functions of the plants such as growth, germination and health of the plant, as well as for helping the plant fight off disease and stress. The beneficial fungi being present will also somewhat prevent disease-causing fungi attacking the…

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    In Mushroom at the End of the World, Anna Tsing echoes calls to move away from human exceptionalism and toward a type of anthropology that thinks about non-human beings seriously. The matsutake mushroom, a Japanese delicacy and coveted global fungi, is our guide into the complex entanglement of humans and non-humans in a landscape defined by capitalist ruin. We transverse not only the boundary between nature and culture but also temporal and spatial orders, as the “matsutake forests in Oregon…

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    So why are these fungi important to us today? Looking at the California drought heading to the third consecutive year, many farmers from California is facing problems due to lack of water. A recent report from the federal department of Agriculture states that 20 percent decline in California crops and a 35 percent decline in cotton this year. This is not only concerning for the farmers, but as well consumers as there has been a 3 percent increase in fruit cost, and 2 percent increase in…

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    Dry Soil Lab Report

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    traffic near a large pond. These samples were tested using nutrient agar for “simple” soil bacteria, glycerol yeast extract agar for Actinobacteria, and Sabouraud dextrose agar with antibiotic for fungi. For the first step, dilutions were prepared.…

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    Bagasse Case Study

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    Abstract: The effect of incubation with white rot fungi on improvement of the nutritive value of bagasse was evaluated. Bagasse was either autoclaved at 120˚C for 20 minutes or steam pasteurized at 100˚C for 1hour and inoculated with Pleurotus Ostreatus or Pleurotus Citrinopileatus at the rate of 2% (w/w). Incubation period was 0, 50, 85 and 120 days. Nutritive value was determined by enzymatic analysis. By 120 days, the proportion of OCC and Oa increased by up to 44.0% and 77.5%, respectively…

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    Glomus Versiforme

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    Glomus versiforme belongs to the Arbuscular mycorrhiza family of fungi, these are biotrophs that feed only on the products of photosynthesis of their plant host. These really ancient and diverse creatures have had a really slow process of evolution. It can be found almost everywhere and is linked to 80% (some scientist think up to 90%) of all plants in the world. When most of us think of fungi we automatically think negatively, but these curious creatures are beneficial to their host in many…

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    Anton Cancer: A Case Study

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    CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Since time immemorial microorganisms have played a significant role in the life of mankind owing to the production of the myriad enzymes and secondary compounds that they synthesize (Demain 1981). These micro organism live in a highly diverse environment ranging from hot springs to deep ocean sediments. In the hyper diverse environment where one can find a specialized and unique biological niche is the intracellular space between cells of higher plants acts as suite and…

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    and Protists are single celled organisms that may be plant or animal-like. Fungi are multicellular and plant-like, but are not green, while Plants are multicellular and usually green. Animals are multicellular and without plant-like characteristics. The purpose of this lab is to observe different organisms…

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