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Journal of Wood Science

Official Journal of the Japan Wood Research Society

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From: Bacterial strains isolated from cedar wood improve the mycelial growth and morphology of white rot fungus Phlebia brevispora on agar and liquid medium

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Mycelial growth of Phlebia brevispora TN3F in confrontational assay with co-cultivated bacteria strains TN3W-8 and TN3W-14 on PDA medium. Graphs a and b represent mycelia growth towards bacteria cells and away from bacteria cells, respectively. Inoculation positions of fungus and bacteria, as well as mycelia growth measurement positions are illustrated beside the corresponding graph. Asterisks indicate samples significantly different from the control, Student t tests, p < 0.05; letter d (Fig. 1b) indicates sample significantly different from the control, Mann–Whitney u test, p < 0.05. Data are means ± SD of four samples

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