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\r\n**********************************************************************\r\nRIKEN BioResource Research Center - Japan Collection of Microorganisms\r\n                      JCM Mail News (2023.05.30)\r\n**********************************************************************\r\n\r\nRIKEN BioResource Research Center - Japan Collection of Microorganisms\r\n(JCM) is pleased to update you with the latest information.\r\n\r\n======= Contents =====================================================\r\n- Special topic: Introducing the resource of Sporocarp inhabiting\r\n                 fungi (SCIF)\r\n- Update of Lists of JCM strains\r\n- Newly cataloged strains (2023.03.01 - 2023.04.30)\r\n======================================================================\r\n\r\n+---------------------------------------------------------------------\r\nSpecial topic: Introducing the resource of Sporocarp inhabiting\r\n               fungi (SCIF)\r\n+---------------------------------------------------------------------\r\nThe term \"fungicolous fungi\" refers to species of fungi that are\r\nassociated with other fungi in their lifecycle. More than 1,500\r\nspecies of sporocarp-inhabiting fungi (SCIF; that refers to growing on\r\nsporocarps of other fungi) have been described [1], but previous\r\ninvestigation of SCIF has suggested the existence of undescribed\r\nspecies [2]. SCIF itself is still poorly known: the role in ecosystem,\r\nseasonally, and their lifecycles of each species remain to be\r\nresolved. Although many SCIF species remain uncultured, a useful\r\nsource of bioactive compounds was found from some species of SCIF [3].\r\nJCM has several SCIF strains that recently published several by\r\nSa'diyah et al [4].\r\nA list of representative strains shown as below:\r\n\r\nAcrodontium sp. JCM 39224<\/a>\r\nAcrodontium sp. JCM 39228<\/a>\r\nAcrodontium sp. JCM 39229<\/a>*\r\nAcrodontium sp. JCM 39232<\/a>\r\nAcrodontium luzulae JCM 39231<\/a>\r\nAcrodontium luzulae JCM 39234<\/a>\r\nAcremonium sp. JCM 39225<\/a>\r\n\r\n*Identified as Acrodontium cf. salmoneum in Sa'diyah et al. [4]\r\n\r\nReferences\r\n1. Sun, J. et al.\r\nFungicolous fungi: terminology, diversity, distribution, evolution, \r\nand species checklist. Fungal Divers. 95: 337-430, 2019.\r\nDOI: 10.1007\/s13225-019-00422-9<\/a>\r\n\r\n2. Obase, K. et al.\r\nCulturable fungal assemblages growing within Cenococcum sclerotia in \r\nforest soils. FEMS Microbiol. Ecol. 90: 708-717, 2014.\r\nDOI: 10.1111\/1574-6941.12428<\/a>\r\n\r\n3. Steiman, R. et al.\r\nEvaluation of acrodontiolamide, a chlorinated compound produced by\r\nAcrodontium salmoneum de Hoog for cytotoxicity and antimicrobial\r\nactivity. Pharmazie 50: 693-695. 1995\r\n\r\n4. Sa'diyah, W. et al.\r\nNotes on Some Interesting Sporocarp-Inhabiting Fungi Isolated from \r\nXylarialean Fungi in Japan. Divers. 13: 574, 2021.\r\nDOI: 10.3390\/d13110574<\/a>\r\n\r\nAkira Hashimoto Ph.D. (Filamentous Fungi)\r\n\r\n+---------------------------------------------------------------------\r\nUpdate of Lists of JCM strains\r\n+---------------------------------------------------------------------\r\nThe Lists of JCM strains have been updated. Photos of the strains have\r\nbeen shown in the Lists. Taxonomic names for higher ranks in the Lists\r\nhave been updated according to the recent re-classification.\r\nPlease visit the updated webpage of the Lists of JCM strains.\r\nhttps:\/\/www.jcm.riken.jp\/JCM\/list\/<\/a>\r\n\r\n+---------------------------------------------------------------------\r\nNewly cataloged strains (2023.03.01 - 2023.04.30)\r\n+---------------------------------------------------------------------\r\nBacteria\r\nAlcanivorax quisquiliarum              JCM 35120<\/a>  Type strain\r\nAlkalimarinus coralli                  JCM 35228<\/a>  Type strain\r\nAlkalimarinus coralli                  JCM 35229<\/a>\r\nAlkalimarinus coralli                  JCM 35230<\/a>\r\nAnthropogastromicrobium aceti          JCM 35905<\/a>\r\nArthrobacter rhizosphaerae             JCM 34638<\/a>  Type strain\r\nArthrobacter rhizosphaerae             JCM 35018<\/a>\r\nArthrobacter rhizosphaerae             JCM 35019<\/a>\r\nAurantimonas marianensis               JCM 35036<\/a>  Type strain\r\nBacteroides hominis                    JCM 35879<\/a>\r\n\"Bacteroides rhinocerotis\"             JCM 35702<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\"Blautia fusiformis\"                   JCM 35880<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nBradyrhizobium sediminis               JCM 34602<\/a>\r\nBradyrhizobium sediminis               JCM 34603<\/a>\r\nBradyrhizobium sediminis               JCM 34605<\/a>  Type strain\r\n\"Brotaphodocola catenula\"              JCM 35910<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nBrotolimicola acetigignens             JCM 35909<\/a>\r\nCapnocytophaga catalasegens            JCM 32682<\/a>  Type strain\r\nDyadobacter chenhuakuii                JCM 35517<\/a>  Type strain\r\nDyadobacter chenwenxiniae              JCM 33794<\/a>  Type strain\r\nDyadobacter fanqingshengii             JCM 35524<\/a>  Type strain\r\n\"Enterocloster alcoholdehydrogenati\"   JCM 33305<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nFaecalibacterium hominis               JCM 39347<\/a>  Type strain\r\nFrateuria edaphi                       JCM 35198<\/a>  Type strain\r\nFrateuria soli                         JCM 35197<\/a>  Type strain\r\n\"Fusicatenibacter faecihominis\"        JCM 35911<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nGallintestinimicrobium propionicum     JCM 35906<\/a>\r\n\"Hominenteromicrobium mulieris\"        JCM 35907<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\"Hominifimenecus microfluidus\"         JCM 35903<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\"Hominilimicola fabiformis\"            JCM 35912<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nHominimerdicola aceti                  JCM 35881<\/a>\r\n\"Hominisplanchenecus faecis\"           JCM 35884<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\"Intestinimonas aquisgranensis\"        JCM 35876<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nLacticaseibacillus parakribbianus      JCM 34954<\/a>  Type strain\r\n\"Lactococcus intestinalis\"             JCM 35706<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nLevilactobacillus brevis               JCM 35946<\/a>\r\nLuteimonas galliterrae                 JCM 34401<\/a>  Type strain\r\nMangrovibacillus cuniculi              JCM 33621<\/a>  Type strain\r\nMaribacter litopenaei                  JCM 35709<\/a>  Type strain\r\nMarinagarivorans cellulosilyticus      JCM 35003<\/a>  Type strain\r\nMyxococcus dinghuensis                 JCM 39259<\/a>  Type strain\r\nMyxococcus guangdongensis              JCM 39260<\/a>  Type strain\r\nMyxococcus qinghaiensis                JCM 39262<\/a>  Type strain\r\nNeobacillus terrae                     JCM 33943<\/a>  Type strain\r\n\"Nisaea acidiphila\"                    JCM 31589<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\"Nocardioides jiangsuensis\"            JCM 34671<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\"Nocardiopsis changdeensis\"            JCM 34709<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\"Nonomuraea sediminis\"                 JCM 34852<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nNovosphingobium kaempferiae            JCM 35076<\/a>  Type strain\r\n\"Oceanirhabdus seepicola\"              JCM 34232<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nOliverpabstia intestinalis             JCM 35882<\/a>\r\nPaenibacillus mangrovi                 JCM 34931<\/a>  Type strain\r\nPaenibacillus mellifer                 JCM 35371<\/a>  Type strain\r\nParacandidimonas lactea                JCM 34906<\/a>  Type strain\r\nPhycicoccus mangrovi                   JCM 34556<\/a>  Type strain\r\nPsychroserpens luteolus                JCM 33931<\/a>  Type strain\r\nPyxidicoccus xibeiensis                JCM 39261<\/a>  Type strain\r\nRadiobacillus kanasensis               JCM 35077<\/a>  Type strain\r\nRoseburia amylophila                   JCM 35878<\/a>\r\n\"Ruminococcus turbiniformis\"           JCM 35877<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\nSolitalea lacus                        JCM 34533<\/a>  Type strain\r\nSphingomicrobium sediminis             JCM 35084<\/a>  Type strain\r\nTahibacter harae                       JCM 35231<\/a>  Type strain\r\n\"Veillonella fallax\"                   JCM 35883<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\"Xylanibacter caecicola\"               JCM 34700<\/a>  Proposed type strain\r\n\r\nFungi\r\nHannaella oryzae                       JCM 5987 <\/a>\r\nMetschnikowia sp.                      JCM 33374<\/a>\r\nPichia fermentans                      JCM 2335 <\/a>\r\n\r\n______________________________________________________________________\r\n*We hope you find the contents of this message of interest.  However,\r\n if you would prefer to unsubscribe from future e-mails, please send\r\n an e-mail to inquiry.jcm@riken.jp<\/a>. \r\n*If you have any questions or comments, please send an e-mail to\r\n inquiry.jcm@riken.jp<\/a>. \r\n*Content is subject to change without notice. \r\n*All Rights Reserved. \r\n______________________________________________________________________\r\nMicrobe Division \/ Japan Collection of Microorganisms\r\nRIKEN BioResource Research Center \r\n3-1-1 Koyadai, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-0074, Japan\r\ninquiry.jcm@riken.jp<\/a>\r\nhttps:\/\/jcm.brc.riken.jp\/en\/<\/a>\r\n______________________________________________________________________\r\n2023.05.30\r\n<\/font><\/tt><\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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