Table 1.

Experimental co-culture patterns of T. viride and P. chrysosporium.

Co-culture pattern	Firstly inoculated and cultured days	Secondly inoculated and co-cultured days
B-L	T. viride and P. chrysosporium synchronously	Co-cultured 7 days
B1-L	P. chrysosporium, 1 day	T. viride, co-cultured 6 days
B2-L	P. chrysosporium, 2 days	T. viride, co-cultured 5 days
B3-L	P. chrysosporium, 3 days	T. viride, co-cultured 4 days
B4-L	P. chrysosporium, 4 days	T. viride, co-cultured 3 days
B5-L	P. chrysosporium, 5 days	T. viride, co-cultured 2 days
L1-B	T. viride, 1 days	P. chrysosporium, co-cultured 6 days
L2-B	T. viride, 2 days	P. chrysosporium, co-cultured 5 days
L3-B	T. viride, 3 days	P. chrysosporium, co-cultured 4 days
L4-B	T. viride, 4 days	P. chrysosporium, co-cultured 3 days
L5-B	T. viride, 5 days	P. chrysosporium, co-cultured 2 days

The total culture time was 7 days. The co-culture patterns were consisted of the firstly inoculated fungus (B represented P. chrysosporium and L represented T. viride) and cultured days (from 1 to 5), and the secondly inoculated fungus. For instance, B2-L represented that firstly inoculated P. chrysosporium and cultured 2 days, and then inoculated T. viride and co-cultured 5 days. B-L represented that inoculated T. viride and P. chrysosporium synchronously and co-cultured 7 days.