Epicoccum

Cundida pulcherrima IFO 0964 60% d.Th. Curvularia lunata NRRl, 23801 Didymellu lycopersici ATL C 118471 Didymella lycopersici, conidia4 Epicoccum oryzae5 Pseudomonas fluorescens6 Pythium ultimum1... 

Filip Z, Haider K, and Martin JP (1972) Influence of clay minerals on growth and metabolic activity of Epicoccum nigrum Stachbotrys chartarum. Soil Biol Biochem 4 135-145... 

W C02H HO H H X = S, S-S Fungi - Cordyceps-coionizing isoiate of Epicoccum nigrum Epicoccins A-D -diketopiperazines with antimicrobiai activity 231... 

Haider, K., and Martin, J. P. (1967). Synthesis and transformation of phenolic compounds by Epicoccum nigrum in relation to humic acid formation. Soil Sci. Soc. Am. Proc. 31, 766-772. 

Epicorazine-A (13), a new metabolite from Epicoccum nigrum Link, has structural affinities with gliotoxin, since it contains both an epidithiodioxopiperazine unit and a sensitive grouping which is effectively a hydrated dihydroindole ring system 10 in the symmetrical epicorazine-A molecule, two such groupings are present. 

An extensive survey of algal carotenoids was reported by Hager and Stransky summaries have appeared on Epicoccum nigrium, Micrococcus roseus, Euglena, Prasinophyceae, and the class Anthozoa. ... 

Fungus Epicoccum sp. was isolated from the marine brown alga Fucus vesiculosus. From the cultivated fungus, a new secondary metabolite 4,5,6-trihydroxy-7-methylphthalide 336 (epicoccone) was found. 336 was found to be potently active, showing 95% DPPH radical scavenging effects at 25 pg mL. It also inhibited the peroxidation of linolenic acid in the TEARS assay (62 % inhibition at 37 pg mL ). 

Epicoccum purpurascens Fusarium semitectum Gliocladium roseum Haligena unicordata Helminthosporium sp. 

Diphenylamine-inhibited Epicoccum nigrum produces 3,4-dehydro-)3-carotene... 

Figure 1.36 Black-colored metabolic products of Gonatobotryum and Epicoccum on the surface of composite handrails.

There are many other typical types of mold that can be found on wood and composite materials, such as Epicoccum sp., Fusarium sp.. Geotrichum sp., Stachybotrys chartarum, Ulocladium sp., and others. 

Fig. 13.12). There was no degradation of the rails, but the stains looked very unappealing. Microbiological tests showed that the microbes belong to black mold fungi Gonatobotryum sp. and Epicoccum sp. (see above, in Black mold section). 

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