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. 2018 Dec 3;10(12):513. doi: 10.3390/toxins10120513

Table 3.

Aflatoxin production by fungi with S morphology within Aspergillus section Flavi.

Species Isolate Source/Location Aflatoxin (µg/g)
AFB AFG Total AF
A. texensis BRG3224 E Maize/USA 42 111 153
EC42-I Maize/USA 40 99 139
W11P1R3-B R Soil/USA 47 111 158
Average 43C 107B 150B
A. flavus S Morphotype AF12 Soil/USA 190 NA 190
AF42 Soil/USA 181 NA 181
AF70 Soil/USA 191 NA 191
Average 187AB NA* 187B
A. minisclerotigenes A-11611 Groundnut/Nigeria 31x 72x 103x
4-2 Soil/Australia 9y 24y 33y
TAR3N43 Soil/Argentina 9y 25y 34y
Average 17D 40C 57C
A. aflatoxiformans A-11612 Groundnut/Nigeria 92y 202y 294y
BN038-G Soil/Benin 105y 129z 234y
BN040-B Soil/Benin 207x 361x 568x
Average 134B 231A 365A
Lethal Aflatoxicosis Fungus K805-E Maize/Kenya 304 NA 304xy
K784-D Maize/Kenya 361 NA 361x
K849-B Maize/Kenya 215 NA 215y
Average 294A NA* 294A

B aflatoxin, G aflatoxin and total aflatoxin concentrations were compared between and within species. Each toxin concentration is a mean of four replicates. Means followed by different upper case letters in bold (A,B,C) or lower case letters (x,y) within a column differ significantly according to Tukey’s HSD (p < 0.01). Values within a column lacking a letter do not differ (ANOVA, p > 0.05). * Fungi which do not produce G aflatoxins were excluded when comparing G aflatoxin production between and within species.