ArticleBiology2026
Cultivable Fungi in Amazonian Black-, White-, and Clear-Water Rivers.
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Cultivable fungi are important components of freshwater ecosystems, yet their diversity in Amazonian aquatic environments remains poorly explored. This study evaluated cultivable fungal communities associated with water, sediment, and submerged wood in the Negro, Solimões, and Tapajós Rivers, representing the major black-, white-, and clear-water systems of the Amazon basin, respectively. Samples were collected along 25 m transects, fungi were isolated on potato dextrose agar, grouped into morphotypes, and identified morphologically. Diversity was assessed using richness, Shannon, Simpson, Pielou, and Sørensen indices. Overall, 130 isolates and 75 morphotypes were recorded, with a predominance of morphotypes assigned to filamentous Ascomycota and widespread occurrence of
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