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Amorphotheca resinae is an
ascomycete fungus of the
family Amorphothecaceae which is
known to
thrive in
environments containing alkanes (and water), like...
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Cephalotes resinae is a
species of
arboreal ant of the
genus Cephalotes that has been
found preserved in amber. They
display the odd
shaped head characteristic...
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Ammoniphilus resinae is a Gram-variable, endospore-forming and
facultatively anaerobic bacteria from the
genus of
Ammoniphilus which has been isolated...
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decomposed by bacteria,
including Chromobacterium violaceum,
Cladosporium resinae,
Bacillus submarinus,
Micrococcus varians,
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Candida...
- discs. The
bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa and the
fungus Cladosporium resinae are
commonly detected in
aircraft fuel
tanks that use kerosene-based fuels...
- 216904, FRR 2232, IMI 216904, KCTC 6275, MUCL 38804, NRRL 2232, NRRL A-3061, QM 6879, WB 2232
Synonyms Penicillium echinosporum,
Penicillium resinae...
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Sarcina fungi — Aspergillus;
Candida keroseneae; Fusarium;
Hormoconis resinae Fuel
companies agree that if left
untreated fuel will
remain reliable for...
- pullulans,
which feeds on wall paint, and the
kerosene fungus Amorphotheca resinae,
which feeds on
aircraft fuel (causing
occasional problems for the airline...
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cheeses Aspergillus oryzae Aspergillus sojae Aspergillus niger Amorphotheca resinae Lecanicillium sp. →
these produce conidia which may
control certain species...
- can use
alkanes as a
source of
carbon or energy. The
fungus Amorphotheca resinae prefers the longer-chain
alkanes in
aviation fuel, and can
cause serious...
