Phialocephala fortinii

Vohnik M et al.. The inoculation with Oidiodendron mains and Phialocephala fortinii alters phosphorus and nitrogen uptake, foliar C N ratio and root biomass distribution in Rhododendron cv. Azurro, Symbiosis 40 87—96, 2005. 

Addy HD et ai. Distribution and molecular characterization of the root endophyte Phialocephala fortinii along an environmental gradient in the boreal forest of Alberta, Mycol Res 104 1213—1221, 2000. 

Griinig GR et al.. Evidence for subdivision of the root-endophyte Phialocephala fortinii into cryptic species and recombination within species, Fungal Genet Biol 41 676-687, 2004. 

Jumpponen A, Spatial distribution of discrete RAPD phenotypes of a root endophytic fungus, Phialocephala fortinii, at a primary successional site on a glacier ioreiront, New Phytol 141 333-344, 1999. 

Queloz V et al, Monitoring the spatial and temporal dynamics of a community of the tree—root endophyte Phialocephala fortinii si. New Phytol 168 651—660,... 

Griinig CR et ai. Development of single-copy RFLP markers for population genetic studies of Phialocephala fortinii and closely related taxa, Mycol Res... 

T. Yu, A. Nassuth and R. L. Peterson (2001). Characterization of the interaction between the dark septate fungus Phialocephala fortinii and asparagus officinalis roots. Can. J. Microbiol., 47, 741-753. 

The approaches that are commonly used to improve the in vitro production of PTOX in plant organ cultures include optimization of cultivation, precursor feeding, and elicitation [96]. The highest amount of PTOX (2.26% DW) was achieved in the coculture of L. album suspension cells with the live fungus Sebacina ver-mifera [97]. In addition, several endophytic fungi cultures have the capacity to produce PTOX, such as Fusarium solani from P hexandrum [98], Phialocephala fortinii from P. peltatum [99], Trametes hirsuta from P. hexandrum [100], and... 

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