Siddarame Gowda, T. K. ; Siddaramappa, R. ; Sethunathan, N. (1976) Heterotrophic nitrification and nitrite tolerance by aspergillus carneus (van tiegh) blochwitz, a predominant fungus isolated from benomyl-amended soil Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 8 (5). pp. 435-437. ISSN 0038-0717
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Abstract
Nitrogen transformations by Aspergillus carneus (van Tiegh) Blochwitz, a predominant fungus isolated from benomyl-amended soil was studied. The organism oxidized NH+4 to NO-2; NO-3 was not detected. NO-2 was also produced from peptone in a sterilized soil inoculated with A. carneus. The fungus tolerated 103 parts/106 NaNO2. Complete disappearance of NO-2 occurred from media amended with 500 parts/106 NaNO2 in 24 days. The fungus also reduced NO-3 to NO-2.
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