The Role of Fungi in Biodeterioration of Cultural Heritage: New Insights for Their Control

The Role of Fungi in Biodeterioration of Cultural Heritage: New Insights for Their Control

This reprint focuses on fungi as they are considered one of the most harmful organisms, endangering the conservation of historical and artistic heritage worldwide. Fungi are a large group of organisms occupying many ecological niches, even those considered extreme, due to their ability to cope with...

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Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
Subjects:	Biology, life sciences Microbiology (non-medical) Research & information: general aerobiology airborne fungi antifungal antimicrobial technology Aspergillus benzalkonium chloride resistance Bi biodegradation biodeterioration biodeterioration control black fungi control Cu cultural heritage entomopathogenic fungi essential oils ex situ collection Exophiala frescoes deterioration FTIR fungal acid production fungal community fungal diversity fungal ecology fungi galvanic cells GALVI technology glass corrosion halophilic fungi hypogean conservation identification inhibitory effects Knufia light transmission marble XRD materials MCF MIP investigations monuments salt weathering mural paintings biodeterioration n/a optical instruments Parengyodontium Penicillium QAC biocides Salinomyces thailandicus Serpula lacrymans stone cultural heritage subterranean cultural heritage deterioration two-phase media wall paintings conservation wood Zn
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