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Mycota

[mī′käd·ə]

(mycology)

An equivalent name for Eumycetes.

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"This is an important piece of intellectual property for Mycota Biosciences," said Iraj Beheshti, PhD, president and chief executive officer.

McGill University grants exclusive license to Mycota Biosciences for novel fungal genomics technology

In 2002, the company purchased a total of 24 brands, mostly over-the-counter medicines, including Mycota, Transvasin and Acriflex.

Firm reaches 90th in peak of health

En McLaughlin DJ, McLaughlin EG, Lemke PA (Eds.) The Mycota Vil Part A.

Etiology of the potato powdery scab in Venezuela/ Etiologia de la sarna polvorienta de la papa en Venezuela/ Etiologia da sarna pulverulenta da batata na Venezuela

1835) proposed Stilbaceae for a family of Mycota; it was based on Stilbums Tode ex Fr.

Index nominum familiarum plantarum vascularium

Overall biological activity can be measured by the amount of carbon dioxide emitted and, more analytically, by drawing up an inventory and count of 1) the mesofauna (nematodes, annelid worms, microarthropods, arachnids, apterygote and pterygote insects, myriapods, isopod and decapod crustaceans, rotifers, tardigrades, molluscs), 2) the microbiota (protoctists and the microorganisms that perform the essential processes of denitrification, ammonification, and nitrification; the other bacteria; and microsymbionts like Rhizobium, Klebsiella, Spirillum, or Azospirillum), and 3) the mycota (fungi and lichens).

2 Life in hot deserts and subdeserts

In: The Mycota Volume 7A, Systematics and evolution, Part A (eds.

Sequence Amplicon Analysis of 18S rDNA Variable Regions (V3, V4 and V9) in Natural Strains of Sordaria fimicola and Response to Different Carbohydrates

In The Mycota IV: Environmental and Microbial Relationships (Wicklow DT & Soderstrom B, eds.).

Effect of the formulation of seaweed (Porphyra umbilical R.) in biopreparations based on Trichoderma harzianum Rifai

(eds) The Mycota XIV--Evolution of Fungi and Fungal-Like Organisms.

Mycorrhizal dependency in the olive tree (Olea europaea) across a xeric climatic gradient

Today, it produces a range of medicinal and household products, including Covonia, Hedrin and Zoflora as well as Settlers indigestion tablets, Mycota for athletes foot, Fenox nasal spray and Transvasion for muscular aches and pains.

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Key words: Basidiomycetes, Atractiellales, Auriculariales, Exidiaceae, Sirobasidaceae, Tremellaceae, Tremella, Exidiopsis, Heterochaete, Helicogloea, Saccoblastia, Sirobasidium, Occultifur, Hyphoderma, mycota, neotropics, Costa Rica.

Basidiomicetos resupinados de Costa Rica. Especies nuevas o raras de Atractiellales (Auriculariales s.l.), Exidiaceae, Sirobasidiaceae y Tremellaceae

Among the holothurians investigated, the mycota of Eupentacta fraudatrix were the most diverse.

Filamentous Fungi Associated With Holothurians From the Sea of Japan, Off the Primorye Coast of Russia

Bearing in mind their importance in the tundra landscape (especially lichenized fungi, or lichens), and unlike other volumes where they are not discussed or only briefly mentioned in the section on the flora and plant cover, the title and content of this chapter refer to the mycota, that is, the fungal population, represented basically in this case by lichens.