The fungal succession on normal and urea-treated pine needles

Lehmann, P.; Hudson, H.J.

doi:10.1016/s0007-1536(77)80011-9

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“…Lehmann and Hudson (1977) tagged individual needles by bending a small piece of aluminum embossing tape around the fascicle. Mitchell and Millar (1978a) tied a bundle of five needle pairs with a length of braided nylon fishing line attached to a metal peg.…”

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Fungal successions on pine needles fallen at different seasons: the succession of interior colonizers

Tokumasu

1998

Mycoscience

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Experimental studies were carried out to investigate seasonal effects on the fungal succession in the interior of decaying pine needles. At different seasons, the needles fallen for a short period were collected and marked, then placed on the surface of the O horizon in a pine forest. The needles were removed at intervals and their interior fungal communities were examined by using a surface sterilization technique. The successions of interior colonizers observed on the fallen needles at four different times are roughly divided into three groups based on the composition of species colonizing from litter. Seasonal shifts in the species combination were discussed with climatic and biotic factors. As a result, temperature at the surface of litter appeared to be a cardinal factor contributing to these seasonal changes in the succession of interior colonizers.

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Fungal successions on pine needles fallen at different seasons: the succession of interior colonizers

Tokumasu

1998

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“…Except for a few studies (e.g., Lehmann & Hudson 1977;Furuya 1990), most surveys of micromycete ammonia fungi have been conducted without any special isolation methods (e.g., Sagara 1975;Fukiharu & Hongo 1995;Yamanaka 1995b;Fukiharu & Horigome 1996;Fukiharu et al 1997a;Suzuki et al 2002a). Consequently, collection records of micromycete ammonia fungi are too sparse for speculation on the distribution of each fungus.…”

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Saprobic and ectomycorrhizal ammonia fungi in the Southern Hemisphere

Suzuki

Fukiharu

Tanaka

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New Zealand Journal of Botany

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“…Individual subsamples of the aerial litter and l-year-old litter were surface sterilized by the method of Lehmann and Hudson (1977). The needle parts were submerged in a 10% hypochlorite bleach and 1% ethanol aqueous solution for 2 min., washed several times in sterile distilled water (SDW) and allowed to superficially air-dry.…”

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“…--The frost period began in late November and terminated at the end of March (Fig. 1) (Lehmann and Hudson, 1977;Miltar, 1974). It is an effeiztive colonizer of nutrient agar, though it could be obscured by species of Alternaria and Cladosporium if the isolation plates were incubated ten days or longer.…”

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“…While Gremmen (1957) and Kendrick and Burges (1962) reported that fungi were already present on pine needles when the needles fell to the forest floor, Hayes (1965a) and Lehmann and Hudson (1977) may also have been discussing L layer fungi that originated from the canopy. Gremmen's earliest recognizable needle flora is the "Sclerophoma" stage.…”

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Fungi associated with loblolly pine needles. II. Phenology and vertical distribution of fungi in the canopy and first year litter

Katz

Lieth

1980

Int J Biometeorol

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ABSTRACT. --Fungi were isolated monthly from collections of first year needles, second year needles, and both surface sterilized and non-sterilized abscised brown needles in the canopy and one-year-old litter on the forest floor. The vertical and phenologicat distribution of the 8 commonest fungi are reported. After the second growing season in the litter Mortierella isabellina, Trichoderma spp., and Penicillium spp. overgrow these fungi on the primary isolation plates using the procedure adopted in this phase of the needle study.

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The fungal succession on normal and urea-treated pine needles

Cited by 36 publications

References 11 publications

Fungal successions on pine needles fallen at different seasons: the succession of interior colonizers

Fungal successions on pine needles fallen at different seasons: the succession of interior colonizers

Saprobic and ectomycorrhizal ammonia fungi in the Southern Hemisphere

Fungi associated with loblolly pine needles. II. Phenology and vertical distribution of fungi in the canopy and first year litter

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