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Incidence of antiprotozoal and antivermal antibiotics in fungi. IV. Fungi imperfecti, order Moniliales, collected in China.

We have isolated cultures of fungi from soil samples collected in southern China and are now reporting the incidence of antibiotic activities in 54 isolates which were identified as 30 species belonging to the order Moniliales of the class Fungi imperfecti. This study of non-predacious Moniliales freshly isolated from nature indicates a strikingly high incidence of antiprotozoally active substances in this order of microorganisms. These data are in good accordance with our earlier observations') based on screening of predacious Moniliales from culture collections.