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This note explains the following topics: fungal diversity in different ecosystems, Fermentation technology, Enzyme technology, Fungal toxins, Fungi as food and beverage and food processing, Fungal metabolites and future of fungal biotechnology.
Author(s): Dr Parimal Mandal, Raiganj University
189Pages
This note covers the following topics: Medical mycology, Collection and processing procedures for mycological studies, Saprophytic fungi, Yeasts of medical importance, Cutaneous fungi, Subcutaneous fungi, Systemic mycoses, Mycological procedures, Media and reagents, Maintaining stock cultures and commercial kits.
Author(s): NA
190Pages
This guide explains the study of mushrooms, with special reference to the edible and poisonous varieties, with a view of opening up to the student of nature a wide field of useful and interesting knowledge. Major topics covered includes: The WhiteSpored Agarics, RosySpored Agarics, PurpleBrownSpored Agaries, BlackSpored Agarics, Polyporaceae TubeBearing Fungi, Fungi With Teeth, NidulariaceaeBirds Nest Fungi, Thelephoraceae, Ascomycetes SporeSac Fungi, Group Gastromycetes, LycoperdaceaeTuffBalls, Myxomycetes, Clavariaceae Coral Fungi
Author(s): Miron Elisha Hard
NAPages
This note covers the following topics: Fungal classifications, Fungal thallus types, Spores, Kinetics of fungal growth, The fungal cell wall, Biology of yeasts, Hyphal aggregates, Life cycle regulation caused by hormones, Fungal physiology and biochemistry.
Author(s): The University of Texas at Austin
NAPages
In this book, we discuss the changing medical and public profile of fungal infections in the period 1850–2000. We consider four sets of diseases: ringworm and athlete’s foot; thrush or candidiasis ; endemic, geographically specific infections in North America and mycotoxins; and aspergillosis.
Author(s): Aya Homei and Michael Worboys
NAPages
The main purpose of the book, as its title implies, is to serve as a primer. The contents are divided into two parts. The first deals with the clinical, theoretical and experimental aspects of the subject, the second outlines the laboratory procedures useful in examining a patient suspected of having one of the various mycoses.
Author(s): George M Lewis and Hopper Mary Ellen
400Pages
This book explains following topics about fungi: Nature of Fungi, Structure, Classification, Uses, Notable Phenomena, The Spore and Its Dissemination, Germination and Growth, Sexual Reproduction, Polymorphism, Influences and Effects, Habitats, Cultivation and Geographical Distribution.
Author(s): Mordecai Cubitt Cooke
NAPages
