Nutritional Capability of and Substrate Suitability for Pseudogymnoascus destructans, the Causal Agent of Bat White-Nose Syndrome

Keyphrases

• Germination 100%
• Surface Tension 100%
• Thiosulfate 100%
• Nitrogen Source 100%
• Causal Agent 100%
• Pseudogymnoascus Destructans 100%
• Bat White-nose Syndrome 100%
• United States 50%
• Cysteine 50%
• Enzyme Assay 50%
• Illinois 50%
• Gelatin 50%
• Peroxidase-like Activity 50%
• Constitutive Behavior 50%
• Sulfur Compounds 50%
• Manganese Peroxidase 50%
• Glucosidase 50%
• Sulfite 50%
• Tween 80 50%
• Pennsylvania 50%
• Intolerant 50%
• Alkalinization 50%
• Esterase Activity 50%
• Proteinase Activity 50%
• Indiana 50%
• Nitrogen Utilization 50%
• Aqueous Surfaces 50%
• Matric Potential 50%
• Hydrogen Sulfide Gas 50%
• Delayed Development 50%
• Urease 50%
• Fish Tissue 50%
• Sporulation 50%
• Lipase Activity 50%
• Chitinase 50%
• North American Bats 50%
• Mushroom Tissue 50%
• Delayed Germination 50%
• Dead Fish 50%
• Gelatin Degradation 50%
• Keratinase Activity 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Gelatin 100%
• White Nose Syndrome 100%
• Thiosulfate 100%
• Pseudogymnoascus destructans 100%
• Americans 50%
• Cysteine 50%
• Glucosidase 50%
• Enzyme Assay 50%
• Sole 50%
• Hydrogen Sulfide 50%
• Protease 50%
• Lipase 50%
• Urease 50%
• Tween 80 50%
• Esterase 50%
• Sporogenesis 50%
• Chitinase 50%
• Manganese Peroxidase 50%