Mercantini R, Marsella R, Caprilli F
Sabouraudia. 1978 Dec;16(4):285-9. doi: 10.1080/00362177885380391.
The keratinophilic fungi present in the soil of wild animal cages and enclosures in the zoo of the "Parco Nazionale d'Abruzzo", at Pescasseroli, Italy were studied. The goal of the investigation was to determine what species of such fungi existed in wild animal habitats in that area and what variation there may be in their frequency in connection with the seasons. The most prevalent fungus was Trichophyton ajelloi, followed in decreasing order by the Chrysosporium species (C. keratinophilum, C. tropicum, C. state of Ctenomyces serratus). The Microsporums were relatively rare. The perfect forms Arthroderma uncinatum, A. quadrifidum, Nannizzia cajetani and Ctenomyces serratus were isolated from plates containing their corresponding imperfect forms. The recurrence of the species present in the soil of each cage and enclosure in April and in July was remarkable.
对意大利佩斯卡西耶洛“阿布鲁佐国家公园”动物园中野生动物笼子和围栏土壤里的嗜角质真菌进行了研究。调查目的是确定该地区野生动物栖息地存在哪些此类真菌物种，以及其频率随季节可能存在何种变化。最常见的真菌是阿杰洛毛癣菌，其次是金孢子菌属（嗜角质金孢子菌、热带金孢子菌、锯齿栉霉的金孢子菌状态），按频率递减排列。小孢子菌相对较少。从含有相应不完全形态的平板中分离出了完全形态的钩状节皮菌、四裂节皮菌、卡耶塔尼南尼兹菌和锯齿栉霉。4月和7月每个笼子和围栏土壤中存在的物种再次出现的情况很显著。
