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Stimulatory as well as inhibitory effects of volatile metabolites on the growth and development of fungi have been observed and studied by numerous investigators. As early as in 1902 FE~GVSON found that the germination of spores of the edible mushroom, Psalliota campestris, was stimulated by a myeclium of the same species growing close to the spores (Fngavso~, 1902). Later investigators found that the effect was due to volatile mctabolites emitted by the mycelium (McTEAGU~ et al., 1959; STAX~K, 1959). Some other fungi, including yeast, in the same way affected the mushroom spore germination (L6sEL, 1964). A stimulation of the germination was also produced by certain organic substances, viz. 2,3-dimethyl-l-pentene, iso-amyl alcohol and iso-valeric acid, acting through the gas phase. The mycelinm of Psalliota campestris has been shown to produce a volatile factor, so far unidentified, which inhibits the sporophore formation in this species (MAn~R, 1943; EGnn, 1961). In Rhizopus sexualis the zygospore formation is stimulated by a volatile emission from cultures of the same species (tIEPDEN and I-IAWKEn, 1961). Furthermore it may be mentioned that n-nonanal, a volatile metabolite of wh

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Author

Norrman, Jonas ;Fries, Nils

Publisher

Springer-Verlag; Springer Verlag; Springer Science and Business Media LLC (ISSN 0003-9276)

Published

1967

Language

EN

Field

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology (Life Sciences)