Fig. 1. Phylogenetic relationships of T. fuciformis based on internal transcribed spacer(ITS) sequences. Numerical values on branches are the bootstrap values as percentage of bootstrap replication from 1000 replicate analysis. Bar = 0.02 genetic distance between samples.
Fig. 2. Effect of temperature (n = 3; error bar = one standard deviation) and pH (n = 9; error bar = one standard deviation) on the growth of T. fuciformis.
Fig. 3. Effect of carbon sources for the growth of T. fuciformis in basal medium. 1: Fructose, 2: Galactose, 3: Saccharose, 4: Soluble starch, 5: Inositol, 6: Glycerol, 7: Xylose, 8: Dextrose, 9: Lactose, 10: Dextrin, 11: Na-CMC, 12: Adonitol. 13: Mannitol, 14: Mannose, 15: Maltose, 16: Raffinose, 17: Cellobiose, 18: Ethanol, 19: Salicin, 20: Glucose, 21: Arabinose (n = 21; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 4. Effect of mannitol concentration by T. fuciformis in basal medium (n = 14; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 5. Effect of inorganic nitrogen sources for the growth of T. fuciformis in basal medium. 1: (NH4)2C2O4, 2: NH4H2PO4, 3: (NH4)2HPO4, 4: NH4NO3, 5: NaNO3, 6: (NH4)2SO4, 7: (NH4)2C4H4O6 (n = 7; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 6. Effect of NH4H2PO4 concentration by T. fuciformis in basal medium (n = 8; error bar = onestandard deviation).
Fig. 7. Effect of organic nitrogen sources for the growth of T. fuciformis in basal medium. 1: Peptone, 2: Soytone 3: Urea, 4: Casamino acid 5: Tryptone, 6: Yeast extract, 7: Malt extract (n = 7; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 8. Effect of Malt extract concentration by T. fuciformis in basal medium (n = 8; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 9. Effect of amino acid sources for the growth of T. fuciformis in basal medium. 1: Alanine 2:Tyrosine, 3: Asparagine, 4: Methionine, 5: Proline, 6: Leucine, 7: Glutamine, 8: Valine, 9: Aspartic acid, 10: Glutamic acid, 11: Arginine, 12: Histidine, 13: Cysteine, 14: Threonine (n = 14; error bar = one standard deviation)
Fig. 10. Effect of Glutamic acid concentration by T. fuciformis in basal medium (n = 8; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 11. Effect of inorganic salts for the growth T. fuciformis in basal medium. 1: KCl, 2: BaCl2, 3: CaCl2, 4: CoCl2, 5: Li2SO4, 6: MnSO4 7: MgSO4, 8: ZnSO4, 9: FeSO4, 10: AgNO3, 11: Na2MoO4, 12: KH2PO4, 13: FeCl3 (n = 13; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 12. Effect of CaCl2 concentration by T. fuciformis in basal medium (n = 10; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 13. Effect of organic acid for the growth T. fuciformis in basal medium. 1: Acetic acid, 2: Citric acid,3: Gluconic acid, 4: Glutamic acid, 5: Lactic acid, 6: Maleic acid, 7: Propionic acid, 8: Succinic acid (n =8; error bar = one standard deviation).
Fig. 14. Effect of gluconic acid concentration by T. fuciformis in basal medium (n = 8; error bar = one standard deviation).
Table1. Tremella fuciformis used in this study
Table 2. Culture condition of T. fuciformis for the maximal production of inhibition substance
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