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FUNGI ISOLATED FROM SOIL PROFILES IN MANITOBA

G. R. Bisby, M. I. Timonin, Norman James

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Representative samples of the fungi in the soil horizons of 12 profiles of five types of virgin soil in Manitoba were identified. The isolations were made by the standard technique; and in addition to the routine method of incubating dilution plates aerobically at 25 °C., other plates were incubated aerobically at 37 °C., others aerobically at about 6 °C., and others anaerobically at about 20 °C. Fifty-six fungi not previously known in Manitoba soil were obtained. The more important species of fungi found in soil are discussed.

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Representative samples of the fungi in the soil horizons of 12 profiles of five types of virgin soil in Manitoba were identified. The isolations were made by the standard technique; and in addition to the routine method of incubating dilution plates aerobically at 25 °C., other plates were incubated aerobically at 37 °C., others aerobically at about 6 °C., and others anaerobically at about 20 °C. Fifty-six fungi not previously known in Manitoba soil were obtained. The more important species of fungi found in soil are discussed.

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Representative samples of the fungi in the soil horizons of 12 profiles of five types of virgin soil in Manitoba were identified. The isolations were made by the standard technique; and in addition to the routine method of incubating dilution plates aerobically at 25 °C., other plates were incubated aerobically at 37 °C., others aerobically at about 6 °C., and others anaerobically at about 20 °C. Fifty-six fungi not previously known in Manitoba soil were obtained. The more important species of fungi found in soil are discussed.

Key concepts: Soil fungi, Soil microbiology, Soil test, Biology, Dilution, Botany, Soil water, Environmental science

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