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8. Die Fransenschildkröte, Chelus fimbriata (Schneider, 1783) - Allgemeines sowie Haltung dieser urtümlichen Schildkröte.

Author

Büttner, Enrico

Subjects
*FATTY liver, *FISHING nets, *GOLD mining, *DIET in disease, *WATERSHEDS
Abstract

The article describes the matamata turtle (Chelus fimbriata) and its characteristics, including a rugged carapace, skin flaps on the neck, and a long snorkel-like nose. It is noted that there are two genetically and morphologically distinct species of matamata turtles: Chelus orinocensis and Chelus fimbriata. The matamata turtle is a specialized fish predator and mainly inhabits the Amazon and Orinoco river basins. The article also discusses the courtship, mating, and egg-laying of the matamata turtle in its natural habitat. It is pointed out that the species is endangered due to gold mining and capture with trawl nets. The author provides recommendations for the appropriate care and feeding of the matamata turtle and warns against fatty liver disease caused by a diet that is too high in fat. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

9. The Matamata, Chelus fimbriata (SCHNEIDER, 1783) - General Information and the Husbandry of this Primeval Turtle.

Author

Büttner, Enrico

Subjects
AGRICULTURE, TURTLES, HUMAN-animal relationships, POISONS, TURTLE conservation, ZEBRA danio, TURTLE populations
Abstract

The article presents the discussion on Matamata being one of the most unusual turtle species. Topics include video clip posting on YouTube showing some anglers collecting several juveniles from the muddy bottom of a water course; and distance of the cloaca to the plastron being only a little larger in male specimens.

Published
2022

13. Draft Genome Sequence of the Wood-Staining Ascomycete Chlorociboria aeruginascens DSM 107184

Author

Büttner, Enrico, Liers, Christiane, Gebauer, Anna Maria, Collemare, Jérôme, Navarro-Muñoz, Jorge Carlos, Hofrichter, Martin, Kellner, Harald, Büttner, Enrico, Liers, Christiane, Gebauer, Anna Maria, Collemare, Jérôme, Navarro-Muñoz, Jorge Carlos, Hofrichter, Martin, and Kellner, Harald

Abstract

Chlorociboria aeruginascens DSM 107184 is a wood-decomposing ascomycetous fungus known to produce the bluish-green dimeric naphthoquinone derivate xylindein. Here, we present the first draft genome sequence, which contains 588 contigs with a total length of 33.1 Mb. Altogether, 8,648 protein-coding genes were predicted.

Published
2019

15. Draft Genome Sequence of the Wood-Degrading Ascomycete Kretzschmaria deusta DSM 104547

Author

American Society for Microbiology, Büttner, Enrico, Gebauer, Anna Maria, Hofrichter, Martin, Liers, Christiane, Kellner, Harald, American Society for Microbiology, Büttner, Enrico, Gebauer, Anna Maria, Hofrichter, Martin, Liers, Christiane, and Kellner, Harald

Abstract

We report here the draft genome of Kretzschmaria (Ustulina) deusta, an ascomycetous fungus that colonizes and substantially degrades hardwood and can infest living broad-leaved trees. The genome was assembled into 858 contigs, with a total size of 46.5 Mb, and 11,074 protein-coding genes were predicted.

Published
2018

16. Draft Genome Sequence of the Sordariomycete Lecythophora (Coniochaeta) hoffmannii CBS 245.38

Author

Leonhardt, Sabrina, Büttner, Enrico, Gebauer, Anna Maria, Hofrichter, Martin, Kellner, Harald, Leonhardt, Sabrina, Büttner, Enrico, Gebauer, Anna Maria, Hofrichter, Martin, and Kellner, Harald

Abstract

Lecythophora (Coniochaeta) hoffmannii, a soil- and lignocellulose-inhabiting sordariomycete (Ascomycota) that can also live as a facultative tree pathogen causing soft rot, belongs to the family Coniochaetaceae. The strain CBS 245.38 sequenced here was assembled into 869 contigs, has a size of 30.8 Mb, and comprises 10,596 predicted protein-coding genes.

Published
2018

17. Draft Genome Sequence of the Wood-Degrading Ascomycete Kretzschmaria deusta DSM 104547

Author

Büttner, Enrico, Gebauer, Anna Maria, Hofrichter, Martin, Liers, Christiane, Kellner, Harald, Büttner, Enrico, Gebauer, Anna Maria, Hofrichter, Martin, Liers, Christiane, and Kellner, Harald

Abstract

We report here the draft genome of Kretzschmaria (Ustulina) deusta, an ascomycetous fungus that colonizes and substantially degrades hardwood and can infest living broad-leaved trees. The genome was assembled into 858 contigs, with a total size of 46.5 Mb, and 11,074 protein-coding genes were predicted.

Published
2018

20. Husbandry and breeding of the Northern snake-necked turtle Chelodina oblonga GRAY, 1841.

Author

Büttner, Enrico

Subjects
*CHELODINA, *TURTLE reproduction, *TURTLE egg hatchability, *ANIMAL culture, *AQUATIC habitats
Abstract

The article discusses the breeding of the Northern snake-necked turtle Chelodina oblonga that lives in North Australia and New Guinea in 2016. Topics covered include the species' description, habitat and natural history, husbandry, mating, diseases, and oviposition and hatching. Also noted is the opinion that Chelodina oblonga juveniles hatch at about the same time in the natural habitat at the start of the rain season.

Published
2016

21. Cellobiose dehydrogenase from the agaricomycete Coprinellus aureogranulatusand its application for the synergistic conversion of rice straw

Author

Nghi, Do Huu, Kellner, Harald, Büttner, Enrico, Huong, Le Mai, Duy, Le Xuan, Giap, Vu Dinh, Quynh, Dang Thu, Hang, Tran Thi Nhu, Verberckmoes, An, Diels, Ludo, Liers, Christiane, and Hofrichter, Martin

Abstract

From the biotechnological viewpoint, the enzymatic disintegration of plant lignocellulosic biomass is a promising goal since it would deliver fermentable sugars for the chemical sector. Cellobiose dehydrogenase (CDH) is a vital component of the extracellular lignocellulose-degrading enzyme system of fungi and has a great potential to improve catalyst efficiency for biomass processing. In the present study, a CDH from a newly isolated strain of the agaricomycete Coprinellus aureogranulatus(CauCDH) was successfully purified with a specific activity of 28.9 U mg−1. This pure enzyme (MW = 109 kDa, pI = 5.4) displayed the high oxidative activity towards β-1–4-linked oligosaccharides. Not least, CauCDH was used for the enzymatic degradation of rice straw without chemical pretreatment. As main metabolites, glucose (up to 165.18 ± 3.19 mg g−1), xylose (64.21 ± 1.22 mg g−1), and gluconic acid (5.17 ± 0.13 mg g−1) could be identified during the synergistic conversion of this raw material with the fungal hydrolases (e.g., esterase, cellulase, and xylanase) and further optimization by using an RSM statistical approach.

Published
2021
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