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2. Antifungal treatment of paper with calcium propionate and parabens: Short-term and long-term effects.

3. Biological invasion in the indoor environment: the spread of Eurotium halophilicum on library materials.

4. A safe microbe-based procedure for a gentle removal of aged animal glues from ancient paper.

5. Single versus simultaneous species treatment of wood with Ceriporiopsis subvermispora and Postia placenta for ethanol applications, with observations on interspecific growth inhibition.

6. Monitoring the effects of different conservation treatments on paper-infecting fungi.

7. Biomimetic system for removal of fungal melanin staining on paper.

8. Antifungals on paper conservation: An overview

9. Mycological and FTIR analysis of biotic foxing on paper substrates

10. Accelerated testing of mold growth on traditional and recycled book paper

11. Biodegradation of inorganic components in paper documents: Formation of calcium oxalate crystals as a consequence of Aspergillus terreus Thom growth

12. Impact of disinfectant and nutrient concentration on growth and biofilm formation for a Pseudomonas strain and the mixed cultures from a fine papermachine system

13. Antifungal effect of different methyl and propyl paraben mixtures on the treatment of paper biodeterioration

14. Biodeterioration and restoration of a 16th-century book using a combination of conventional and molecular techniques: A case study

15. Application of electronic nose technology for the detection of fungal contamination in library paper

16. Fungal growth on different insulation materials exposed to different moisture regimes

17. Isolation of fungal species from test samples and maps damaged by foxing, and correlation between these species and the environment

18. Fungi and actinobacteria in moisture-damaged building materials — concentrations and diversity

19. Biodegradation of inorganic components in paper documents: Formation of calcium oxalate crystals as a consequence of Aspergillus terreus Thom growth