Mycology in the Tropics
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Mycology in the Tropics
Updates on Philippine Fungi
Guerrero, Jonathan Jaime G.; Dalisay, Teresita U.; Dela Cruz, Thomas Edison E.; Notarte, Kin Israel R.; De Leon, Marian P.; Balendres, Mark Angelo O.
Elsevier Science & Technology
10/2022
394
Mole
Inglês
9780323994897
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction to Philippine Mycology
Section 1 Fungi in Aquatic and Terrestrial Habitats
2. Mangrove Fungi of the Philippines: Diversity and Applications
3. Fungi in Marine Ecosystems
4. Species and Functional Diversity of Forest Fungi in the Philippines
5. Bioluminiscent Mushrooms of the Philippines
6. Lichens in the Philippines: Diversity and Applications in Natural Product Research
Section 2 Fungi in Agriculture, Health and Environment
7. Plant Diseases Caused by Fungi in the Philippines
8. Epidemiology of Fungal Plant Diseases in the Philippines
9. Common Fungal Infections: Epidemiology, Diagnostics, Clinical Presentation and Interventions
10. Environmental Mycology in the Philippines
Section 3 Fungal Conservation and Management
11. Edible Mushrooms of the Philippines: Traditional Knowledge and in vitro Cultivation
12. Mycological Herbaria and Culture Collections in the Philippines
13. Fungal Plant Pathogens of Quarantine Importance in the Philippines
14. Mycology Education
Section 1 Fungi in Aquatic and Terrestrial Habitats
2. Mangrove Fungi of the Philippines: Diversity and Applications
3. Fungi in Marine Ecosystems
4. Species and Functional Diversity of Forest Fungi in the Philippines
5. Bioluminiscent Mushrooms of the Philippines
6. Lichens in the Philippines: Diversity and Applications in Natural Product Research
Section 2 Fungi in Agriculture, Health and Environment
7. Plant Diseases Caused by Fungi in the Philippines
8. Epidemiology of Fungal Plant Diseases in the Philippines
9. Common Fungal Infections: Epidemiology, Diagnostics, Clinical Presentation and Interventions
10. Environmental Mycology in the Philippines
Section 3 Fungal Conservation and Management
11. Edible Mushrooms of the Philippines: Traditional Knowledge and in vitro Cultivation
12. Mycological Herbaria and Culture Collections in the Philippines
13. Fungal Plant Pathogens of Quarantine Importance in the Philippines
14. Mycology Education
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Administrative order; Anthracnose; Ascomycota; Aspergillosis; Bioactivities; Biodiversity; Biological resource centers; Bioluminescence; Bioluminescent mushrooms; Candidiasis; Climate change; Coastal forests; Colletotrichum; Comic book; Crop health; Cryptococcus neoformans; Culture collections; Dermatophytes; Dragon fruits; Drug discovery; Education; Environmental mycology; Epidemiology; Ethnomycology; Fatty acids; Forest formations; Functional diversity; Fungal biodiversity; Fungal biology; Fungal endophytes; Fungal plant disease models; Fungal plant pathogen; Fungal research; Fungi; Fusarium; Habitat sustainability; Heavy metals; Herbaria; Hydrocarbons; Indigenous people; Labyrinthulids; Learning activity; Macrofungi; Manglicolous fungi; Mangrove oomycetes; Marine yeasts; Marine-derived fungi; Microbial strains; Mushroom use; Mycochemicals; Mycological collections; Mycoremediation; Pedagogy; Pesticides; Philippine mangroves; Philippines; Plastics; Pneumocystis pneumonia; Protected landscape; Quarantine protocol
1. Introduction to Philippine Mycology
Section 1 Fungi in Aquatic and Terrestrial Habitats
2. Mangrove Fungi of the Philippines: Diversity and Applications
3. Fungi in Marine Ecosystems
4. Species and Functional Diversity of Forest Fungi in the Philippines
5. Bioluminiscent Mushrooms of the Philippines
6. Lichens in the Philippines: Diversity and Applications in Natural Product Research
Section 2 Fungi in Agriculture, Health and Environment
7. Plant Diseases Caused by Fungi in the Philippines
8. Epidemiology of Fungal Plant Diseases in the Philippines
9. Common Fungal Infections: Epidemiology, Diagnostics, Clinical Presentation and Interventions
10. Environmental Mycology in the Philippines
Section 3 Fungal Conservation and Management
11. Edible Mushrooms of the Philippines: Traditional Knowledge and in vitro Cultivation
12. Mycological Herbaria and Culture Collections in the Philippines
13. Fungal Plant Pathogens of Quarantine Importance in the Philippines
14. Mycology Education
Section 1 Fungi in Aquatic and Terrestrial Habitats
2. Mangrove Fungi of the Philippines: Diversity and Applications
3. Fungi in Marine Ecosystems
4. Species and Functional Diversity of Forest Fungi in the Philippines
5. Bioluminiscent Mushrooms of the Philippines
6. Lichens in the Philippines: Diversity and Applications in Natural Product Research
Section 2 Fungi in Agriculture, Health and Environment
7. Plant Diseases Caused by Fungi in the Philippines
8. Epidemiology of Fungal Plant Diseases in the Philippines
9. Common Fungal Infections: Epidemiology, Diagnostics, Clinical Presentation and Interventions
10. Environmental Mycology in the Philippines
Section 3 Fungal Conservation and Management
11. Edible Mushrooms of the Philippines: Traditional Knowledge and in vitro Cultivation
12. Mycological Herbaria and Culture Collections in the Philippines
13. Fungal Plant Pathogens of Quarantine Importance in the Philippines
14. Mycology Education
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Administrative order; Anthracnose; Ascomycota; Aspergillosis; Bioactivities; Biodiversity; Biological resource centers; Bioluminescence; Bioluminescent mushrooms; Candidiasis; Climate change; Coastal forests; Colletotrichum; Comic book; Crop health; Cryptococcus neoformans; Culture collections; Dermatophytes; Dragon fruits; Drug discovery; Education; Environmental mycology; Epidemiology; Ethnomycology; Fatty acids; Forest formations; Functional diversity; Fungal biodiversity; Fungal biology; Fungal endophytes; Fungal plant disease models; Fungal plant pathogen; Fungal research; Fungi; Fusarium; Habitat sustainability; Heavy metals; Herbaria; Hydrocarbons; Indigenous people; Labyrinthulids; Learning activity; Macrofungi; Manglicolous fungi; Mangrove oomycetes; Marine yeasts; Marine-derived fungi; Microbial strains; Mushroom use; Mycochemicals; Mycological collections; Mycoremediation; Pedagogy; Pesticides; Philippine mangroves; Philippines; Plastics; Pneumocystis pneumonia; Protected landscape; Quarantine protocol
