Our study also detected high frequencies of genera that have not been previously described as common oral inhabitants [ 34].
Based on the frequency of fungal genera, eight filamentous genera were obtained.
Figure 1 Frequency of fungus genera (a: 5 days after treatment; b: 22 days after treatment).
Each treatment had a selective inhibitory effect on frequency of fungus genera.
Open image in new window Figure 1 Frequency of fungal genera isolated from feeds intended for fish farm.
While Methanosaeta was detected in high amounts in all the SS reactors, the frequency of other genera differed among SS digesters.
Although the total numbers of phyla represented were similarly low in all samples (four to five: Bacteroidetes, Actinobacteria, Proteobacteria, and Firmicutes, plus an occasional Fusobacteria), the presence and frequencies of different genera within these phyla varied substantially.
Regarding the frequency of occurrence of fungus genera on wheat seeds, it was proven that O2 shown the highest inhibitory potential on the growth of Fusarium, Alternaria, and Asppergillus to a level of 500 ppm.
We performed cladistic association analysis to test for differences in the frequency of particular phyla and genera between subject groups (Figure 4a and Tables 3 and 5).
