Growth of marine fungi in microtitre plates on 4 carbohydrates

<p>Data for optical density of 8 marine fungi growing&nbsp;in either a BioScreen C or incubated in a Cytomat plate hotel, with OD&nbsp;measured using&nbsp;a&nbsp;DTX 880 multimode detector:&nbsp; <em>Penicillium&nbsp;pinophilum</em>&nbsp;LF458,&nbsp;<em>Scopulariopsis&nbsp;brevicaulis&nbsp;</em>LF580,&nbsp;<em>Tritiracium</em>&nbsp;sp. LF562,&nbsp;<em>Calcarisorium</em>&nbsp;sp.&nbsp;KF525,&nbsp;<em>Penicillium&nbsp;chrysogenum</em>&nbsp;KF657,&nbsp;<em>D</em><em>endryphiella</em><em>&nbsp;salina</em>&nbsp;LF304,&nbsp;<em>Asteromyces</em><em>&nbsp;cruciatus</em>&nbsp;LF680 and&nbsp;<em>Halenospora</em><em>&nbsp;varia</em>&nbsp;KF560 obtained from the culture collection of the Kiel&nbsp;Center&nbsp;for marine natural products at GEOMAR, Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel. Data from the BioScreen C and the Cytomat plate hotel are in separate files. Fungi were grown on 4 alternative carbon sources (glucose, xylose, galactose and glycerol) or without added carbon. In addition, one file summarises the results of glycerol added with the inoculum on the specific growth rate, maximum OD and duration of lag, using strain <em>Penicillium&nbsp;chrysogenum</em>&nbsp;KF654, also obtained from GEOMAR.</p> <p>This data is published in an article by Tamminen et al.</p>