PSEUDOMONAS RUBESCENS, A NEW SPECIES FROM SOLUBLE OIL EMULSIONS

Bacteria Growth in Soluble Oil Emulsions

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Coliform bacteria in soluble oil emulsions.

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The growth of pathogenic bacteria in soluble oil emulsions.

The coexistence of pathogens and pseudomonads in soluble oil emulsions.

A new Xylaria species from Iran

Three species of the genus Xylaria (Xylariaceae) are presented based on collections from Guilan Province, Iran. Both morphological and molecular characteristics were used in order to identify these species. Xylaria longissima sp. nov. is described and illustrated as a new Xylaria species and X. cf. striata and X. xylarioides are reported as new records from Iranian mycobiota. Xylaria longissima...