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Some Filamentous Fungi on Grassland Vegetation from Kenya

It is postulated that the phylloplane of these endemic plants provides a niche for endemic fungi.
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Keratinophilic fungi isolated from soil of Italian parks in the province of Pavia

Soil samples collected from 9 parks in the Italian province of Pavia were baited with hair and feathers for the isolation of keratinophilic fungi. The dominant species were the teleomorphs…
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Aeromycological study in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela (Spain)

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Coprophilous fungi of the horse

A total of 1267 microfungi, including 35 Myxomycetes, were recorded from the fecal samples of the 60 horses; of these 395 were found on 20 saddle-horse feces, 363 on 20 race-horses and 509 on 20…
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Microsporum magellanicum and Cunninghamella antarctica, new species isolated from Australic and Antarctic soil of chile.

Two new species, Microsporum magellanicum and Cunninghamella antarctica, isolated from samples of soil collected in the extremity of Chile, in Southern Shetland and Antarctic continent are described.
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Some coprophilous fungi from Kenya

The occurrence of coprophilous fungi on samples of antelope, buffalo, zebra and hippopotamus dung collected from the Marula Estates in Kenya was recorded and the interdependence of the vegetation of this area with the fungi occurring on the dung of these animals is discussed.
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Isolation of keratinophilic fungi from soil in Pavia, Italy.

The examination of keratinophilic fungi in 125 soil samples collected in Pavia, Italy revealed the following organism: Microsporum gypseum 23, M. vanbreuseghemii 4, Arthroderma uncinatum 4,…
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Preserved ascomatal and other fungal structures on the remains of a ninth century Longobard abbess exhumed from a Monastery in Pavia, Italy

Fungi which had remained isolated in a crypt of the S. Felice Monastery of Pavia for almost 1000 years, are phenotypically identical to the type specimens and their ecological role are discussed.
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COPROPHILOUS FUNGI FROM CONFINED DEERS IN PAVIA (LOMBARDIA, ITALY)

Con el fin de determinar la presencia de hongos coprofilos en un grupo de ciervos confinados en un parque privado ern las cercanias de Pavia (Lombardia, Italia), se colectaron 18 muestras de…
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ANALISIS CUANTITATIVO Y CUALITATIVO DE LA AEROMICOTA AISLADA DE LA CATEDRAL DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA (GALICIA, ESPAÑA)

Mediante un estudio de la presencia de mitosporas fungicas atmosfericas en el interior y exterior de la Catedral de Santiago de Compostela (Espana) durante un ano, a traves de un sistema de captacion…
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