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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Isolation of autochthonous non-white rot fungi with potential for enzymatic upgrading of Venezuelan extra-heavy crude oil

, Ph.D, , &
Pages 341-349 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

Figures & data

Figure 1.  Several non-white rot fungal strains isolated from samples of EHCO-polluted soils and cultivated axenically. Note that these fungi were able to grow in Cz minimal medium supplemented with EHCO-emulsion as sole carbon source: (a) Penicillium sp. 4; (b) Neosartorya spinosa NS-2; (c) Paecillomyces sp.; (d) Aspergillus terreus; (e) Pseudallescheria angusta PA-2; (f) Penicillium sp. NRRL-28143 PN-2; (g) Fusarium solani HP-1; (h) Pestalotiopsis palmarum; (i) Trichoderma viride TV-1; (j) Trichoderma inhamatum; (k) Fusarium proliferatum FP-2; (l) Pseudallescheria angusta PA-1.

Figure 1.  Several non-white rot fungal strains isolated from samples of EHCO-polluted soils and cultivated axenically. Note that these fungi were able to grow in Cz minimal medium supplemented with EHCO-emulsion as sole carbon source: (a) Penicillium sp. 4; (b) Neosartorya spinosa NS-2; (c) Paecillomyces sp.; (d) Aspergillus terreus; (e) Pseudallescheria angusta PA-2; (f) Penicillium sp. NRRL-28143 PN-2; (g) Fusarium solani HP-1; (h) Pestalotiopsis palmarum; (i) Trichoderma viride TV-1; (j) Trichoderma inhamatum; (k) Fusarium proliferatum FP-2; (l) Pseudallescheria angusta PA-1.

Table I.  Identification and phenotypic characterization of autochthonous non-white rot fungus isolated from EHCO-polluted soils.

Table II.  Ligninolytic potential of autochthonous non-white rot fungus isolated from EHCO-polluted soils through ABTS test.

Figure 2.  Detection of extracellular ligninolytic peroxidases (ELP) activities in culture broth of Fusarium solani HP-1 by the OPD test.

Figure 2.  Detection of extracellular ligninolytic peroxidases (ELP) activities in culture broth of Fusarium solani HP-1 by the OPD test.