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Antimicrobial activity and molecular characterization of an endophytic fungus, Quambalaria sp. isolated from Ipomoea carnea

2013-06-01

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An endophytic fungus displaying considerable antimicrobial activity was isolated from stem tissue of an invasive plant species, Ipomoea carnea. The fungus was identified as Quambalaria sp. and confirmed by ITS rDNA sequence analysis. A BLAST search result of the sequence indicated 97 % homology with Quambalaria cyanescens. Crude metabolites of the fungus showed considerable antimicrobial activity against a panel o...

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6b3211eb-d6f6-537f-baf8-c4e853a90b3b
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10.1007/s13213-012-0534-4
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