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Talaromyces systylus, a new synnematous species from Argentinean semi-arid soil
(Gebruder Borntraeger, 2016-02-01)
The discovery of an interesting new synnematous Talaromyces species from Argentinean semi-arid soil has enlarged the number of synnema producing species. Talaromyces systylus sp. nov., phylogenetically distinct from other ...
Talaromyces systylus, a new synnematous species from Argentinean semi-arid soil
(2016)
The discovery of an interesting new synnematous Talaromyces species from Argentinean semi-arid soil has enlarged the number of synnema-producing species. Talaromyces systylus sp. nov. is characterized by the production of ...
Water-soluble fluorescent red colorant production by Talaromyces amestolkiae
(2019-08-16)
The replacement of synthetic colors in food products by natural alternatives has been boosted by consumers willing to pay more for healthier products. However, the success of microbial colorants depends not only on its ...
Sequencing and phylogenetic analyses of talaromyces amestolkiae from amazon: A producer of natural colorants
(2019-01-01)
The population interest in health products is increasing day-by-day. Thus, the demand for natural products to be added in food and pharmaceutical commodity is also rising. Among these additives, colorants, which provides ...
Identification of azaphilone derivatives of Monascus colorants from Talaromyces amestolkiae and their halochromic properties
(2022-03-15)
Currently, the ability to produce several kinds of water-soluble red natural colorants makes the genus Talaromyces particularly important to the dye industry, which can be an alternative to the use of harmful synthetic ...
Biosynthesis of natural colorant by Talaromyces amestolkiae: Mycelium accumulation and colorant formation in incubator shaker and in bioreactor
(2020-09-15)
Fungi bioproducts have recently become commercially important to the food and pharmaceutical industry. However, different structural forms exhibited by filamentous fungi throughout their life cycles are often a bottleneck ...
Biosorption of heavy metals by Talaromyces helicus: a trained fungus for copper and biphenyl detoxification
(Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, 2006)