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Comparative Studies of Microbial Communities on Stone Monuments in Temperate and Semi-Arid Climatese. In the UK and Greece, the numbers and distribution of heterotrophic bacteria were not strongly related to seasonal changes in temperature and rainfall. At Portchester Castle, qualitative changes in bacterial populations have been observed; actinomycetes were found only on decayed stone and domina

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Characterisation of Endolithic Communities of Stone Monuments and Natural Outcrops surfaces varied from light grey to black. The results show the presence of cyanobacteria and fungi and suggest that endolithic communities are more widespread than previously thought. A first characterisation of their distribution patterns inside the stone is given.

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Polymers and Resins as Food for Microbesly, some of these products may support or actually encourage microbial growth and cause unintentional problems. This paper summarizes studies that developed a screening test to quantify the effects of fungal activity on a variety of consolidants and resins, and FTIR-fungal studies on silicone-based

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