acremonium การใช้

• The enzyme is produced by the fungus "'Acremonium sp.
• Isolates of phylogenetically remote species of " Acremonium " show considerable convergence.
• Species of " Acremonium " are morphologically very similar, making identification difficult.
• Under the morphological basis, the fungus Stilbella fimetaria SES201 was reidentified as Acremonium sp.
• The genera Acremonium and morphologically similar Stilbella have not yet been fully studied on a molecular basis.
• It was isolated from fungi of the genus " Acremonium " and first characterized in 1961.
• The genus was created to accommodate taxa intermediate to " Acremonium " and " Phialophora ".
• "Epichlo?coniophiala " was originally described as an " Acremonium " species and later moved to the anamorphic form genus " Neotyphodium ".
• Due to phylogenetic ambiguities, an unknown proportion of the literature on " A . strictum " is based on studies of " Acremonium sclerotigenum ".
• Attempts have been made in New Zealand to endophytic fungi, especially " Acremonium " spp ., have also been studied with a view to biological control in New Zealand.
• The genus " Acremonium " is a large polyphyletic genus of approximately 150 species, many of which are derived from a closely related families in the " Sordariomycetes ".
• These anamorphs were long classified separately : Morgan-Jones and Gams ( 1982 ) collected them in a section ( " Albo-lanosa " ) of genus " Acremonium ".
• Tests on the inks _ StarBrite Black Magic and StarBrite Colors _ reportedly showed they were contaminated with acremonium, a mold often found on plants, said Miloslava Fleglova, a spokeswoman for the trade authority.
• The discovery of this enzyme established the role of penicillin as an intermediate in cephalosporin C biosynthesis and disproved the previous hypothesis that these two separate end products of C . acremonium were formed by a branched secondary metabolic pathway . 
• Cases involving different species of " Acremonium " are often reported as simply as an " Acremonium " species, which reduces the amount of accurate information on the clinical presentation of " A . strictum ".
• Cases involving different species of " Acremonium " are often reported as simply as an " Acremonium " species, which reduces the amount of accurate information on the clinical presentation of " A . strictum ".
• "Acremonium strictum " grows readily at 30 癈 on glucose peptone agar, showing mycelium of approximately 50mm in size in 7 days . Colonies are flat, with smooth, wet, velvety or floccose texture, sometimes resembling thin cottony mounds.
• Ascofuranone is an antibiotic first isolated from a strain of " A . viciae " in 1972; however, the identification of the strain is later revised as " Acremonium sclerotigenum ", and " A . viciae " cannot produce this antibiotic.
• Their presence inside the crop plant deters egg-laying by the weevil and reduces the damage done by the larvae, however " Acremonium lolii " renders perennial ryegrass toxic to livestock at some stages of growth, putting them at risk of developing the disease perennial ryegrass staggers.
• Corda ( now been renamed " Acremonium strictum " ) was able to decrease the dissemination of silver scurf in storage . " Cephalosporium has " shown the ability to significantly diminish sporulation, spore germination and mycelial growth of " H . solani " " ."