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Influence of temperature on soft rot capability of fungi isolated from preservative-treated southern pine utility poles

Morrell, J.J.; Zabel, R.A.

Material und Organismen 25(2): 81-85

1990

ISSN/ISBN: 0025-5270
Accession: 002138644
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Soft rot evaluations are generally performed on isolates incubated at 28-32 degrees C, temperatures higher than those found in the environments where many of these fungi occur. This increases the possibility of overlooking potential soft rot fungi in screening tests.

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