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Fig. 1 -The geographical characteristics and general aspect of the three localities from where substrate samples were collected in relation to the Turrialba Volcano and the position of the two laboratories. A Aerial view illustrating the linear distance between the two laboratories (red line) and the relative position of the Central Valley (Metropolitan Area) and the Caribbean Ocean. B Side view, looking west, of the same as in A. For abbreviations see Materials & Methods.
Summary statistics -mean (standard deviation) -for the macro/microenvironmental parameters and biological estimators for the Manú and Turrialba laboratory locations. The probability values (p values) associated with the respective t-tests are shown with "*" indicating a statistically significant difference (α = 0.05) between the two laboratories
The number of myxomycete records arranged alphabetically by species name. For abbreviations see Materials & Methods
Can the location of the isolation laboratory affect the generation of myxomycete data using moist chambers? An experiment in the Neotropics
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... This approach has had a very positive impact on the documentation of myxomycetes worldwide (e.g., Härkönen 1977), mainly because it represents a robust secondary method of recording such organisms, after field collecting. Over time, however, researchers have documented some limitations of the method (Alexopoulos 1969, Schnittler et al. 2002, and recently, based on Neotropical research (Rojas et al. 2021a, c) few experimental shortcomings have been addressed as well. One of the main issues is that the technique calls for its application in "standard" laboratory conditions which are never controlled in real life situations and are most likely different every time the method is used, even in the same laboratory. ...

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Results of myxomycete experiments could be affected by temperature in “standard” laboratory conditions
Can the location of the isolation laboratory affect the generation of myxomycete data using moist chambers? An experiment in the Neotropics