Effect of fungistatic compounds on the growth of some strains of the genera Amanita
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https://doi.org/10.33885/sf.2001.3.904Keywords:
ectomycorrhizal fungi, fungi static compounds, benomyl, cicloheximide, Rose Bengal, Malachite Green, sodium chlorideAbstract
Seven strains ofAmanita spp. were grown on potato-dextrose-agar added with one of the following
fungitoxic compounds: benomyl 10 ug/ml; cicloheximide 2 ug/ml; Rose Bengal 10 ug/ml; malachite green 2 ug/ml; and
sodium chloride 10 mg/ml. Each fungitoxic compound was tested with six replicates. After five weeks, colonial growths
were measured, compared without fungitoxic, and classified as tolerant when the growth was higher than 50%, semitolerant
with a growth between 20 and 50%, and sensitive with a growth lesser than 20%. All tested strains were tolerant to
semitolerant to NaCl; two strains of A. muscaria were semitolerant to benomyl, but the other strains were tolerant; three
strains of A. muscaria and Amonita aff. rubescens were sensitive, while the other strains were tolerant a malachite green; the
growth of the strains in the media with Rose Bengal were variable; three strains of A. muscaria and Amanita sp. were
sensitive with cycloheximide, while the other strains were semitolerant.
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