Transcriptomics of Temporal- versus Substrate-Specific Wood Decay in the Brown-Rot Fungus Fibroporia radiculosa

Authors

Byoungnam Min, University of California - Berkeley
Steven Ahrendt, University of California - Berkeley
Anna Lipzen, University of California - Berkeley
Cristina E. Toapanta, University of Minnesota
Robert A. Blanchette, University of Minnesota
Dan Cullen, USDA Forest Products Laboratory
David Hibbett, Clark UniversityFollow

Document Type

Article

Abstract

Brown-rot fungi lack many enzymes associated with complete wood degradation, such as lignin-attacking peroxidases, and have developed alternative mechanisms for rapid wood breakdown. To identify the effects of culture conditions and wood substrates on gene expression, we grew Fibroporia radiculosa in submerged cultures containing Wiley milled wood (5 days) and solid wood wafers (30 days), using aspen, pine, and spruce as a substrate.

Publication Title

Journal of Fungi

Publication Date

10-2023

Volume

9

Issue

10

ISSN

2309-608X

DOI

10.3390/jof9101029

Keywords

brown-rot fungi, Fibroporia radiculosa, transcriptomics, wood decay

Repository Citation

Min, Byoungnam; Ahrendt, Steven; Lipzen, Anna; Toapanta, Cristina E.; Blanchette, Robert A.; Cullen, Dan; and Hibbett, David, "Transcriptomics of Temporal- versus Substrate-Specific Wood Decay in the Brown-Rot Fungus Fibroporia radiculosa" (2023). Biology. 12.
https://commons.clarku.edu/faculty_biology/12

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Published source must be acknowledged with citation:
Min, Byoungnam, et al. "Transcriptomics of Temporal-versus Substrate-Specific Wood Decay in the Brown-Rot Fungus Fibroporia radiculosa." Journal of Fungi 9.10 (2023): 1029