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1. Spatial distribution of Beta glucan containing wild mushroom communities in subtropical dry forest, Thailand

   In addition to their use as food, mushrooms have been gaining importance in medicinal practices. Beta glucan, known as a modulator of the immune...

   Jaruntorn Boonyanuphap, Chanida Hansawasdi in Fungal Diversity

   Article 26 October 2010
   

2. Topography-specific emergence of fungal fruiting bodies in warm temperate evergreen broad-leaved forests on Yakushima Island, Japan

   We conducted line route censuses of fungal fruiting bodies from August to September in 2005 and 2006 along ridges and valleys and compared the...

   Riyou Tsu**o, Hirotoshi Sato, ... Takakazu Yumoto in Mycoscience

   Article 17 September 2009

3. Molecular phylogenies and mating study data in Polyporus with special emphasis on group “Melanopus” (Basidiomycota)

   “Melanopus” is an unranked infrageneric group within Polyporus , a genus comprising wood-decaying homobasidiomycetes. This study compiles new...

   Dirk Krüger, Ronald H. Petersen, Karen W. Hughes in Mycological Progress

   Article 29 August 2006
   

4. Inoculation Method of Scleroderma columnare onto Dipterocarps

   Sixty-eight species of basidiomycetes, including 34 species of mycorrhizal fungi, were collected from dipterocarp stands in Kalimantan, Indonesia....

   Makoto Ogawa in Plantation Technology in Tropical Forest Science

   Chapter 2006
   

5. Guild structure of wood-rotting fungi based on volume and decay stage of coarse woody debris

   Wood-rotting fungi are major organisms exploiting coarse woody debris (CWD) in forests. Here, guild structure of wood-rotting fungi was investigated...

   Kazuo H. Takahashi, Takashi Kagaya in Ecological Research

   Article 24 December 2004
   

6. The tropical Polyporus tricholoma (Polyporaceae) — Taxonomy, phylogeny, and the development of methods to detect cryptic species

   The stipitate pore-bearing fungus Polyporus tricholoma ( Polyporus infrageneric group Polyporellus ) is commonly reported from Mesoamerica and more...

   Dirk Krüger, Karen W. Hughes, Ronald H. Petersen in Mycological Progress

   Article 01 February 2004

7. Type studies of the polypores described by E. J. H. Corner from Asia and the West Pacific I. Species described inPolyporus, Buglossoporus, Meripilus, Daedalea, andFlabellophora

   Identifications of 28 polypore species described by Corner were made by type examinations. The following new comblnations are proposed: Antrodiella...

   Tsutomu Hattori in Mycoscience

   Article 01 August 2000

8. Food preferences and nematode parasitism in mycophagousDrosophila

   Food preferences and nematode parasitism were studied in natural populations of mycophagous Drosophila in and near Sapporo, northern Japan. Species...

   Masahito T. Kimura, Masanori J. Toda in Ecological Research

   Article 01 August 1989

9. Studies in the taxonomy of the Polypores II

   The following genera are redefined: Albatrellus S. F. Gray , Heterobasidion Bref. , Haploporus Bond. et Sing. ex Sing. , Fomitopsis P. Karst . and Rigidoporus ...

   Zdeněk Pouzar in Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica

   Article 01 June 1966

10. The physiology of development in fungi

    Fungi differ widely in vegetative form and in details of their life-cycles. A few fungi are unicellular but most consist of branched filaments or...

    Lilian E. Hawker in Differentiation and Development / Differenzierung und Entwicklung

    Chapter 1965
    

11. The effects of gaseous environments on the growth and metabolism of fungi

    Henry H. Tabak, Wm. Bridge Cooke in The Botanical Review

    Article 01 April 1968

12. The physiology of development in fungi

    Fungi differ widely in vegetative form and in details of their life-cycles. A few fungi are unicellular but most consist of branched filaments or...

    Lilian E. Hawker in Differenzierung und Entwicklung / Differentiation and Development

    Chapter 1965