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Comparative study of cultures of four species of the genusOudemansiella

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Thirty stationary and submerged cultures of species of the genusOudemansiella Speg.,viz. two narrow-region species (O. brunneomarginata, O. canarii) and two primarily wideregion species (O.mucida, O. radicata) were compared. Stationary cultures have identical macroscopic and microscopic features (they produce crust, teleomorph, large thick-walled basidiospores with an apiculum and an uneven surface, dikaryotic hyphae have clamp connections). “Coils” were detected in the mycelium of two species by SEM. Submerged cultures produce antibacterial and particularly antifungal antibiotics, although with various intensity.O. brunneomarginata was first studied in pure culture and its microstructures were first studied by SEM. It could be demonstrated that this species is related with other representatives of the genusOudemansiella. In the present taxonomy of basidiomycetes it is advisable to extend and deepen data concerning a single genusOudemansiella with a series of interspecies taxons, without impairing “borders” of the genus.

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Sbmerdžleva, M., Buchalo, A.S., Hübsch, P. et al. Comparative study of cultures of four species of the genusOudemansiella . Folia Microbiol 33, 115–120 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02928077

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