Isolation of fungal species from test samples and maps damaged by foxing, and correlation between these species and the environment
作者： A.Montemartini Corte , A. Ferroni , V.S. Salvo
DOI: 10.1016/S0964-8305(02)00137-3
关键词: Botany 、 Veterinary medicine 、 Foxing 、 Isolation (microbiology) 、 Isolation techniques 、 Biology
摘要: Abstract After initial tests carried out on 20 stained paper samples from different centuries, we have devised a non-destructive method for taking foxed areas of ancient maps. The stains were examined in normal light (NL) and then with fluorescence; checked whether fungal colonies not developing that did respond to electronic excitation. Samples taken using gauze–cotton swabs fluorescent only. We found fungi develop, the clearly visible but fluorescent, when they placed inside humidity chambers. It was confirmed there is correlation between thermo-hygrometric parameters place preservation relationship environment species. cellulosolithic bacteria. recommend early identification “discolouring” methods order arrange suitable conditions preventing development infection.
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