2021
DOI: 10.37472/2707-305x-2021-3-2-3-6
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Педагогіка І Психологія Безпеки життєдіяльності

Abstract: У статті розглянуті та охарактеризовані різні аспекти підготовки і проведення та узагальнені результати VI Міжнародної науково-практичної конференції «Інформаційно-комунікаційні технології в сучасній освіті: досвід, проблеми, перспективи». Конференція відбулася 4-5 листопада 2021 року у Львівському державному університеті безпеки життєдіяльності відповідно до плану роботи Державної служби України з надзвичайних ситуацій та Національної академії педагогічних наук України. Її проведення започатковано у 2006 році… Show more

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“…Few EFOPSZ fungi can be cultivated on typical fungal nutritional media such as malt extract or potato dextrose agar or in the corresponding liquid media [ 168 ]. In the past, to ensure the fungal growth of entomopathogens, special media containing animal protein from additives such as liver, extracts of fresh or dried insects, blood serum, or egg yolk were used [ 23 , 169 ], providing the pathogens with specific nutrients absent in the usual laboratory media. Sometimes rare and exotic media components such as fly fat bodies are used to stimulate spore germination or hyphal growth.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Few EFOPSZ fungi can be cultivated on typical fungal nutritional media such as malt extract or potato dextrose agar or in the corresponding liquid media [ 168 ]. In the past, to ensure the fungal growth of entomopathogens, special media containing animal protein from additives such as liver, extracts of fresh or dried insects, blood serum, or egg yolk were used [ 23 , 169 ], providing the pathogens with specific nutrients absent in the usual laboratory media. Sometimes rare and exotic media components such as fly fat bodies are used to stimulate spore germination or hyphal growth.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ability to grow EFOPSZ in culture is often connected with the ability of these fungi to infect insects at various stages of their life cycle, or at least stages other than the imago (adult), as seen in species like E. curvispora , Z. bialovienzenzis , Z. lanceolata , Z. phytonomi , and Z. radicans [ 17 , 23 ]. One of the remarkable characteristics of EFOPSZ fungi, particularly those with high-host or life-stage specificity, is the loss of their vigor and viability after several transfers on laboratory media despite strong initial growth [ 168 , 172 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Few EFPSZ fungi can be cultivated on typical fungal nutritional media such as malt extract or potato dextrose agar or in the corresponding liquid media [168]. In the past, to ensure fungal growth of entomopathogens special media containing animal protein from additives such as liver, extracts of fresh or dried insects, blood serum, or egg yolk were used [21,169], providing the pathogens with specific nutrients absent in the usual laboratory media. Sometimes such rare and exotic media components as fly fat-bodies are used to stimulate spore germination or hyphal growth.…”
Section: Cultivabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ability to grow EFPSZ in culture is often connected with the ability of these fungi to infect insects at various stages of their life cycle, or at least stages other than the imago (adult), as seen in species like E. curvispora, Z. bialovienzenzis, Z. lanceolata, Z. phytonomi, and Z. radicans [15,21]. One of the remarkable characteristics of EFPSZ fungi, particularly those with high-host or life-stage specificity is the loss of their vigor and viability after several transfers on laboratory media despite strong initial growth [168,172].…”
Section: Cultivabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%