FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2141932816> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2141932816 endingPage "3635" @default.
• W2141932816 startingPage "3625" @default.
• W2141932816 abstract "Abstract. The oceanic crust is believed to host the largest potential habitat for microbial life on Earth, yet, still we lack substantial information about the abundance, diversity, and consequence of its biosphere. The last two decades have involved major research accomplishments within this field and a change in view of the ocean crust and its potential to harbour life. Here fossilised fungal colonies in subseafloor basalts are reported from three different seamounts in the Pacific Ocean. The fungal colonies consist of various characteristic structures interpreted as fungal hyphae, fruit bodies and spores. The fungal hyphae are well preserved with morphological characteristics such as hyphal walls, septa, thallic conidiogenesis, and hyphal tips with hyphal vesicles within. The fruit bodies consist of large (∼50–200 µm in diameter) body-like structures with a defined outer membrane and an interior filled with calcite. The fruit bodies have at some stage been emptied of their contents of spores and filled by carbonate-forming fluids. A few fruit bodies not filled by calcite and with spores still within support this interpretation. Spore-like structures (ranging from a few µm to ∼20 µm in diameter) are also observed outside of the fruit bodies and in some cases concentrated to openings in the membrane of the fruit bodies. The hyphae, fruit bodies and spores are all closely associated with a crust lining the vein walls that probably represent a mineralized biofilm. The results support a fungal presence in deep subseafloor basalts and indicate that such habitats were vital between ∼81 and 48 Ma." @default.
• W2141932816 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2141932816 creator A5055655204 @default.
• W2141932816 date "2012-09-18" @default.
• W2141932816 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W2141932816 title "Subseafloor basalts as fungal habitats" @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1487100945 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1585037542 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1602512820 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W180083319 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1898566065 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1906916103 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1963768480 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1970807994 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1987216802 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1991298674 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W1996298329 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2007443159 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2023515712 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2025771421 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2030286776 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2031768803 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2037422437 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2043068431 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2043767722 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2051002764 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2065775521 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2066759531 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2074363090 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2076220855 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2083743252 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2087297147 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2090627097 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2098232539 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2099597610 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2100413198 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2105144632 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2108342313 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2115013114 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2118704053 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2121178406 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2130392934 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2133145773 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2142285837 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2145127503 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2149139456 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2156648434 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2165503526 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2166586526 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2168520033 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2171331577 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2331300925 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W248614787 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W4241114454 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W4241167997 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W4250789495 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W48615624 @default.
• W2141932816 cites W2106679052 @default.
• W2141932816 doi "https://doi.org/10.5194/bg-9-3625-2012" @default.
• W2141932816 hasPublicationYear "2012" @default.
• W2141932816 type Work @default.
• W2141932816 sameAs 2141932816 @default.
• W2141932816 citedByCount "18" @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162013 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162014 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162015 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162016 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162017 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162018 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162019 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162020 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162021 @default.
• W2141932816 countsByYear W21419328162022 @default.
• W2141932816 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2141932816 hasAuthorship W2141932816A5055655204 @default.
• W2141932816 hasBestOaLocation W21419328161 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C127313418 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C161509811 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C17409809 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C174618031 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C2776698055 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C2780191791 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C59822182 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConcept C90080823 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C127313418 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C161509811 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C17409809 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C174618031 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C2776698055 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C2780191791 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C59822182 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C86803240 @default.
• W2141932816 hasConceptScore W2141932816C90080823 @default.
• W2141932816 hasIssue "9" @default.
• W2141932816 hasLocation W21419328161 @default.
• W2141932816 hasLocation W21419328162 @default.
• W2141932816 hasLocation W21419328163 @default.

• next