俄罗斯图书馆书籍中的霉菌生物群。

Q3 Agricultural and Biological Sciences
E A Popikhina, E S Trepova, T D Velikova, S S Khazova
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摘要

摘要--各国定期对从包括图书馆文献在内的文物表面分离出的微生物进行大量研究。虽然每种情况下的微霉菌组成各不相同,但有些物种是经常被分离出来的。我们在俄罗斯 7 个联邦区(西北、中央、南部、伏尔加、乌拉尔、西伯利亚和远东)的 57 个城市对栖息在图书馆文献中的微霉菌群落结构进行了研究。分离并鉴定了 32 个属 95 个种的小霉菌。图书馆文献中的真菌生物群以子囊菌科(Ascomycota)为代表,占物种丰富度的 90%以上;黏菌科(Mucoromycota)占 3-9%,担子菌科(Basidiomycota)占 3-4%。曲霉科(Aspergillaceae)是主要的菌科:占总物种丰富度的 48.5-67.3%。所有地区的物种多样性都处于中等水平:香农指数从 2.7 到 3.3 不等。除乌拉尔地区(15.3)外,其他地区的麦金托什物种丰富度指数都很高(48-126)。麦金托什(0.76-0.84)和皮洛(0.80-0.91)优势指数表明霉菌生物群的物种均匀度很高。所获得的数值表明,不同地区图书馆中的文献真菌生物群具有稳定性。通过计算二元系数可以发现,各地区之间的物种相似性显著:Jaccard 系数从 0.44 到 0.60;Sørensen 的定性相似性测量值从 0.63 到 0.75;Sørensen 的定量相似性测量值从 0.44 到 0.71,Morisita-Horn 从 0.66 到 1.0。不同地区的优势种群十分相似。对图书上真菌生物群生态多样性的研究表明,该群落具有适度的多样性和稳定性。无论各地区的气候条件如何,分类结构都具有高度的相似性。以高频率出现为特征的 Cosmopolitans 构成了图书馆图书真菌生物群的主要核心:交替孢属(Alternaria alternata)、黑曲霉(Aspergillus niger)、多孢子菌(Cladosporium cladosporioides)、李子粘菌(Mucor plumbeus)和青霉(Penicillium aurantiogriseum)。
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The Mycobiota of Library Books in Russia.

Abstract-Numerous studies of microorganisms isolated from the surface of cultural heritage objects, including library documents, are regularly carried out in different countries. Although the micromycete composition in each case varies, some species are constantly isolated. The structure of micromycete communities that inhabit library documents was studied in 57 cities of Russia located in seven federal districts (Northwestern, Central, Southern, Volga, Ural, Siberian, and Far Eastern). Micromycetes of 95 species from 32 genera were isolated and identified. The mycobiota of the library documents represented by Ascomycota has more than 90% of the species richness; Mucoromycota make up 3-9% and Basidiomycota, 3-4%. The Aspergillaceae family was the leading family: it accounted for 48.5-67.3% of the total species richness. In all regions, species diversity is moderate: the Shannon index ranged from 2.7 to 3.3. The Mcintosh species richness index is high everywhere (48-126), except in the Ural district (15.3). The McIntosh (0.76-0.84) and Pielow (0.80-0.91) dominance indices indicate a high level of species evenness in the mycobiota. The obtained values demonstrate the stability the document mycobiota in libraries from different regions. Significant species similarity between the districts was revealed by calculation of binary coefficients: the Jaccard coefficient was from 0.44 to 0.60; the Sørensen's qualitative measure of similarity was from 0.63 to 0.75; the quantitative similarity measure of Sørensen was from 0.44 to 0.71, and Morisita-Horn was from 0.66 to 1.0. The groups of dominant species in different regions are quite similar. The study of the ecological diversity of mycobiota on library books demonstrated the moderate diversity and the stability of the community. A high degree of similarity of taxonomic structures was established regardless of the climate conditions of the regions. Cosmopolitans characterized by high frequency of occurrence formed the major core of the library book mycobiota: Alternaria alternata, Aspergillus niger, Cladosporium cladosporioides, Mucor plumbeus, and Penicillium aurantiogriseum.

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Doklady Biological Sciences
Doklady Biological Sciences Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Agricultural and Biological Sciences (all)
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期刊介绍: Doklady Biological Sciences  is a journal that publishes new research in biological sciences of great significance. Initially the journal was a forum of the Russian Academy of Science and published only best contributions from Russia in the form of short articles. Now the journal welcomes submissions from any country in the English or Russian language. Every manuscript must be recommended by Russian or foreign members of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
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