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Full Description
Freshwater Mycology: Perspectives of Fungal Dynamics in Freshwater Ecosystems presents chapters from expert contributors around the world. Through the contributed chapters, the contributors explore the perspectives of fungal dynamics in freshwater ecosystems, especially their diversity, distribution, functioning and role, biotransformation and bioprospecting potential, methodical advancements and metagenomic insights. Written with aquatic ecologists in mind, this book provides information on oceanic, estuarine and freshwater ecosystems not currently well understood and identifies new questions and answers about the roles of mycology in aquatic ecosystems.
This topic is becoming an increasingly important area to understand due to the increasing global transports of microbes due to climate change and human actions. This is leading to a rapid loss of healthy freshwater ecosystems, the grave problem of antibiotic resistance, and the rarity of qualified mycology taxonomists and molecular systematicians.
Contents
1. Ecology of aquatic hyphomycete spores: What do we know, where do we go from here?
2. Diversity of freshwater ascomycetes in the Western Ghats of India
3. Diversity of freshwater fungi in polar and alpine lakes
4. Fungal diversity in drinking water distribution systems
5. Phyllosphere of submerged plants: a reservoir of mycobiota
6. Fungal organisms: a check for harmful algal blooms
7. Mycoloop: role in shaping aquatic ecosystems
8. Biochemical and industrial potential of aquatic fungi
9. Bioprospecting, Biotransformation and bioremediation potential of fungi in freshwater ecosystems
10. Fungicide and pesticide fallout on aquatic fungi
11. HEAVY METAL ACCUMULATION POTENTIAL OF AQUATIC FUNGI
12. Diseases and Infections due to freshwater fungi
13. An insight into the study methods of aquatic fungi
14. Metagenomic insights into the fungal assemblages of freshwater ecosystems
15. Freshwater fungi in the Amazon as a potential source of antimicrobials
16. Fungi: the indicators of pollution
