1971
DOI: 10.1002/jobm.19710110506
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Manganoxidierende Pilze I. Vorkommen, Isolierungen und mikroskopische Untersuchungen

Abstract: I Zeitschrift fur Allg. Mikrobiologie I 11 I 5 I1971 I 415-430 I (Institut fur Hygiene nnd Mikrobiologie der Medizinischen Fakuhiit, 665 Homburg) Manganoxidierende Pilze I. Vorkommen, Isolierungen und mikroskopische Untersuchungen R. SCHWEISFURTH (Eingegangen ant 25.11.1970) Aus Boden, Wasser, Eisen-Mangan-Schlammeii und Manganoxid-Cagerstitten wurden etwa 50 inanganoxidierende Pilze isoliert. Die Befiihigung zur Manganoxidation ist nicht auf einzelne Familien, Ordnungen und Gattungen beschriinkt. Mehrere A… Show more

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“…Besides Cephalosporium spp., other Hypocreales members (e.g., Nectria and Verticillium spp.) were isolated in high frequencies [10]. Such frequent isolations of Mn‐depositing Cephalosporium from varieties of soils have also been reported elsewhere [12].…”
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“…Besides Cephalosporium spp., other Hypocreales members (e.g., Nectria and Verticillium spp.) were isolated in high frequencies [10]. Such frequent isolations of Mn‐depositing Cephalosporium from varieties of soils have also been reported elsewhere [12].…”
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confidence: 66%
“…The deposition of Mn oxides by Acremonium or related Hypocreales members is not an unusual finding. According to an early literature review [10], Cephalosporium (= Acremonium [29]) is one of the Mn‐depositing fungi isolated in the highest frequencies from soils and natural ferric and manganic sediments. Besides Cephalosporium spp., other Hypocreales members (e.g., Nectria and Verticillium spp.)…”
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“…Manganese and iron microbial oxidation was documented for various environments, such as in deep sea hydrothermal plumes (Dick et al ., ), on soil surfaces (Zhang et al ., ), in rivers (Shiller and Stephens, ) and other habitats (Ehrlich, ; Emerson, ; Spiro et al ., ). In addition, a number of fungi isolated from soils, sludge, sediments and drinking‐water distribution systems has been reported as being capable of oxidizing Mn(II) (Schweisfurth, ; Sterflinger, ). Microorganisms with such physiological properties have been suggested to play an active role in varnish formation (Dorn and Oberlander, ; Taylor‐George et al ., ; Hungate et al ., ; Dorn, ; Perry et al ., ; Schelble et al ., ; Kuhlman et al ., ; Gorbushina, ; Kuhlman et al ., ; Zhang et al ., ).…”
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“…Many anamorphic fungi, including strains of Acremonium, Coniothyrium, Cladosporium, Penicillium, Phoma, and Verticillium, oxidize Mn(II) and deposit Mn oxides (6,30,32,40). However, little is known about how these fungi oxidize Mn(II).…”
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