Scanning electron microscopy of substrates used for fungal growth. Samples of substrates derived from sugar cane bagasse (SCB, SAT, SET and HDT) and cellulose (MCL) were lyophilized (LabconcoFreezone 6 Benchtop) and stored at −80°C.

Daniela A. Ribeiro (113920)
Júnio Cota (113922)
Thabata M. Alvarez (113926)
Fernanda Brüchli (113929)
Juliano Bragato (113931)
Beatriz M. P. Pereira (113933)
Bianca A. Pauletti (113936)
George Jackson (113938)
Maria T. B. Pimenta (113941)
Mario T. Murakami (113944)
Marli Camassola (113947)
Roberto Ruller (113949)
Aldo J. P. Dillon (113951)
Jose G. C. Pradella (113954)
Adriana F. Paes Leme (113957)
Fabio M. Squina (113960)

Publication date

December 2012

DOI

10.1371/journal.pone.0050571.g002

Abstract

<p>The lyophilized samples were coated with a thin layer of gold in a sputter coater and examined in a JSM-5900 LV scanning electron microscope at acceleration voltages of 10 kV.</p

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Scanning electron microscopy of substrates used for fungal growth. Samples of substrates derived from sugar cane bagasse (SCB, SAT, SET and HDT) and cellulose (MCL) were lyophilized (LabconcoFreezone 6 Benchtop) and stored at −80°C.

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Scanning electron microscopy of substrates used for fungal growth. Samples of substrates derived from sugar cane bagasse (SCB, SAT, SET and HDT) and cellulose (MCL) were lyophilized (LabconcoFreezone 6 Benchtop) and stored at −80°C.

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