Airborne<i>Penicillium</i>in the grain shops of Nagpur (India)

Sawane, Archana Manish; Saoji, A. A.

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“…A good deal of the literature on airborne fungal spores of work places and industrial environments has been published (Barontini et al 2014;Kozdrój et al, 2019;Kakde and Kakde 2012;Sawane and Saoji 2005;Şimşekli et al 1999;Nova et al 2015). However, there are only a few papers which deal with airspora collected from cold storage rooms and which have the potential to affect the quality of stored apple .…”

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An Assessement of the Air Quality in Apple Warehouses : New Record of Aspergillus Europaeus, Aspergillus Pulverulentus, Penicillium Allii and Penicllium Sumatraense as Decay Agents

Smiri

Kheireddine

Hammami

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Airborne fungi are one of the major components of aeromycobiota known to produce several fungal diseases in fruits. Their presence in indoor environment of warehouses may limit the storage period of apples. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of airborne fungal spores were conducted using gravity settling techniques to detect fungal airspora present in the atmosphere of two apple warehouses in Tunisia. In this study, 375 fungal isolates were obtained and purified. Phylogenetic analysis of Calmodulin, beta-tubulin and ITS regions coupled with phenotypic characterization helped to identify fifteen fungal species. Penicillium exhibited the highest diversity with ten species detected (Penicillium expansum, Penicillium allii, Penicillium polonicum, Penicillium solitum, Penicillium chrysogenum, Penicillium steckii, Penicillium viridicatum, Penicillium sumatraense, Penicillium italicum and Penicillium citrinum), followed by four species of Aspergillus genus (Aspergillus niger, Aspergillus pulverulentus, Aspergillus flavus and Aspergillus europaeus) and Alternaria alternata. In vivo experiments confirmed the pathogenicity of thirteen species at room temperature and under cold-storage conditions. Among them, A. europaeus, A. pulverulentus, P. allii and P. Sumatraense were described for the first time as pathogenic on apples. The present study identified the major airborne fungi associated with postharvest rot in apple storage facilities in Tunisia and may help in efficient control of post-harvest and storage fruit diseases.

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An Assessement of the Air Quality in Apple Warehouses : New Record of Aspergillus Europaeus, Aspergillus Pulverulentus, Penicillium Allii and Penicllium Sumatraense as Decay Agents

Smiri

Kheireddine

Hammami

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“…A good deal of the literature on airborne fungal spores of work places and industrial environments has been published (Şimşekli et al 1999;Sawane and Saoji 2005;Kakde and Kakde 2012;Barontini et al 2014;Nova et al 2015;Kozdrój et al 2019). However, there are only a few papers which deal with airspora collected from cold-storage rooms and which have the potential to affect the quality of stored apple (Giraud and Fauré 2000;.…”

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An assessment of the air quality in apple warehouses: new records of Aspergillus europaeus, Aspergillus pulverulentus, Penicillium allii and Penicillium sumatraense as decay agents

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“…En los Eurotiales, la xero, halo y termotolerancia es un fenómeno común y los integrantes del subgénero Biverticillium contiene un buen número de especies que se aislan de suelos secos, salinos y calentados, donde pertenece P.marneffei, con el más alto nivel de bioseguridad (BSL 3) y P.purpurogenum, entre otros, todos ellos con buen crecimiento a 37ºC. P.purpurogenum también ha sido aislado de papel, agua, sedimentos de estuarios, dunas, suelos cultivados, pintura, productos alimentarios para el hombre y los animales, así como de la atmósfera (Sawane &Saoji, 2005). Se desarrolla también sobre telas de algodón y más lento sobre cuero y pergamino (Dalcero et al 1998;Pitt, 2000;De Hoog et al, 2000).…”

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Analisis Cuantitativo Y Cualitativo De La Aeromicota Aislada De La Catedral De Santiago De Compostela (Galicia, España)

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durante un año, a través de un sistema de captación volumétrico viable, se identificaron 28 taxa, principalmente: Alternaria, Aspergillus, Cladosporium y Penicillium. Desde el punto de vista cuantitativo no existen diferencias significativas entre interior/exterior, y en ambos casos las concentraciones son ligeramente más elevadas en primavera-verano. Las especies más abundantes fueron: Penicillium purpurogenum Stoll, con un 94% en la atmósfera interna y un 82% en el exterior y Aspergillus fumigatus Fres., con un 65% y un 63% respectivamente.

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AirbornePenicilliumin the grain shops of Nagpur (India)

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An Assessement of the Air Quality in Apple Warehouses : New Record of Aspergillus Europaeus, Aspergillus Pulverulentus, Penicillium Allii and Penicllium Sumatraense as Decay Agents

An Assessement of the Air Quality in Apple Warehouses : New Record of Aspergillus Europaeus, Aspergillus Pulverulentus, Penicillium Allii and Penicllium Sumatraense as Decay Agents

An assessment of the air quality in apple warehouses: new records of Aspergillus europaeus, Aspergillus pulverulentus, Penicillium allii and Penicillium sumatraense as decay agents

Analisis Cuantitativo Y Cualitativo De La Aeromicota Aislada De La Catedral De Santiago De Compostela (Galicia, España)

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