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Ergosterol-to-Biomass Conversion Factors for Aquatic Hyphomycetes.

• Mark O. Gessner, Eri Chauvet
• Applied and environmental microbiology
• 1993

Fourteen strains of aquatic hyphomycete species that are common on decaying leaves in running waters were grown in liquid culture and analyzed for total ergosterol contents. Media included an aqueous… (More)

Effects of stream acidification on fungal biomass in decaying beech leaves and leaf palatability.

• Olivier Dangles, Eri Chauvet
• Water research
• 2003

We examined the effect of surface water acidification on rates of decomposition, ergosterol concentrations (as a measure of fungal biomass), and palatability to shredders of common beech leaves… (More)

Competitive Interaction between Two Aquatic Hyphomycete Species and Increase in Leaf Litter Breakdown

• C. Treton, Eri Chauvet, J. Y. Charcosset
• Microbial Ecology
• 2003

Aquatic hyphomycete species produce large numbers of conidia which rapidly colonize the leaf litter that falls into rivers during autumn. Our objective was to understand how a species which produces… (More)

Elevated Aluminium Concentration in Acidified Headwater Streams Lowers Aquatic Hyphomycete Diversity and Impairs Leaf-Litter Breakdown

• J. M. Baudoin, François A. Guérold, Vincent Felten, Eri Chauvet, Philippe Wagner, Philippe Rousselle
• Microbial Ecology
• 2007

Aquatic hyphomycetes play an essential role in the decomposition of allochthonous organic matter which is a fundamental process driving the functioning of forested headwater streams. We studied the… (More)

Beyond the water column : aquatic hyphomycetes outside their preferred habitat

• Eri Chauvet, Julien Cornut, Kandikere Ramaiah Sridhar, Marc-André Selosse, Felix J Baerlocher
• 2017

Aquatic hyphomycetes have adapted to running waters by their uncommon conidial shape, which facilitates dispersal as well as adherence to plant substrata. However, they have been early and regularly… (More)

Effect of culture conditions on ergosterol as an indicator of biomass in the aquatic hyphomycetes.

• J. Y. Charcosset, Eri Chauvet
• Applied and environmental microbiology
• 2001

Ergosterol is a membrane component specific to fungi that can be used to estimate fungal biomass using appropriate factors of conversion. Our objectives were to determine the limits of use of… (More)

The role of organisms in hyporheic processes : gaps in current knowledge , needs for future research and applications

• Pierre Marmonier, Gaït Archambaud, +30 authors Ph. Vervier
• 2012

Fifty years after the hyporheic zone was first defined (Orghidan, 1959), there are still gaps in the knowledge regarding the role of biodiversity in hyporheic processes. First, some methodological… (More)

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