In vitro mycelia behavior of native Phellinus strains
Abstract
Four native dicaryotic strins of Phellinus species were examined under different media and temperature. Mycelial behavior in solid (radial growth and morphology) and liquid (biomass production) media (25° C and 28°C ) was tested. The sold media for the best radial growth were for P. flavomar ginatus and P. gilvus aot agar. Phellinus punctatus and P. umbrinellus developed faster on malt extrat agar, although, P. umbrinellus presented an almost growth on potato dextrose agar media. Morphological changes were observed in P. gilvus and P. punctatus strains on malt extract agar at 28°C. and oat agar at 25°C and 28°C Phellinus flavomarginatus did not show any skeletal hyhae on malt extrat agar at 28° C. P. umbrinellus did not present morphological modifications for any of the conditions tested. In liquid media, the best biomass production at 28°C was for P. punctatus (oat broth) and P.umbrinellus (potato broth and oat broth) and Phellinus flovomarginatus (potato broth) presentd best biomass production at both temperatures. In contrast, P. gilvus (potato broth) grew better at 25°.
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