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Fungal ability in production of organic acid have crucial role in discoloration and degradation of different types of stone in cultural heritage objects. The aim of work was to study the Microfungi community on stone deteriorated Sample which were collected from Murugan Temple and Vinayagar Temple at Manapparai, both in Tamilnadu. Stone objects may support novel communities of microorganisms that are active in biodeterioration process. In this Research work, the ability of fungi producing Organic acids were analysed, Five fungi isolates were identified. Additionally, Growth rate of fungal isolates were observed in three different Enrichment medium (Glucose, Sucrose & Maltose as Carbon Source).The Wet and Dry weight of fungal mat was measured. The dry weight biomass was maximum in maltose enriched medium
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- Hirsch, P., Eckhardt, F.E.W., Palmer, R. J. J. 1995. Fungi active in weathering of rock and monuments. Can J Bot. 73: 1384-1390.
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References
Hirsch, P., Eckhardt, F.E.W., Palmer, R. J. J. 1995. Fungi active in weathering of rock and monuments. Can J Bot. 73: 1384-1390.
Hueck, H. J. 2001. The biodeterioration of Material: An appraisal. International biodeterioration and biodegradation, 48: 5-11.
Vittanen, H. A., Hanhijarvi, A. Hukka. and Koskela, K.2000. Modelling mould growth and decay damages. Healthy buildings, Espoo, 3: 341-346.