Notice catalographique « Biodeterioration of cultural property, 3 : proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Biodeterioration of Cultural Property »

Contents:

1. Keynote address: Biological Researches in Conservation of Cultural Property
Hideo Arai

Oral Session

2. Study on Health Hazard due to Methyl Bromide Among Librarians
V. Attanatho, S. Ratanamaneechat and S. Kritalugsana

3. Studies on Conservation of Chinese Ink
Xie Yulin

4. Proposed Program for Protection of Cultural Properties
from Biodeterioration
Charunee Vongkaluang

5. Hair Perforation Leading to Its Deterioration by Some
Keratinophilic Fungi of Indian Museums
Neeta Nigam

6. Possibility of Mould Growth in a Sealed Package in Transit
Kenzo Toishi

7. Microscopical Study of Fungal Growth on Paper and Textiles
Chiraporn Aranyanak

8. Use of flomoeopathic Drugs as Antifungal Agent for the Protection of Books and Paper Material
K.L. Garg

9. Fungal Deterioration of Mural Painting in the Royal Temple Poonpilai Suwanarit
Chulee Chaisrisook and Chiraporn Aranyanak

10. Control of Algal Growth on Monuments: Evaluation of Some Biocides in vitro
A.K. Mishra, Kamal K. Jain and E. Bancrjee

11. Biodeterioration Problem of the Kalasan Temple, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Hubertus Sadirin

12. Service Life of a Protected Old Wooden Building in Norway - a Case Study
Johan Mattsson

13. Investigation of Bacterial and Fungal Attack in the PEG Treatment of Excavated Wood
Rika Kigawa

14. Detection Methods of Biological Damages in Wooden Cultural Property: A Review
Achim Unger and Wibke Unger

15. Inhibition of Biodeterioration of the Excavated Waterlogged Wood Using Cationic Surfactants
Sakie Yoshimura and Mari Omura

16. Application of Karanja Seeds (Pongamia glabra vent) for the Control of Museum Insects
Fauzia Shaheen

17. Biodeterioration of Wool: Efficacy of Some Fungicides in Controlling the Deterioration
S.C. Agrawal

18. A New Method in the Controlling of Pigeon Fertility by Using an Antifertility Plant (Pueraria mirifica)
Yuthana Smitasiri

19. Effect of Some Medicinal Plants and Spices on Growth of Fungi Saengmanee Chingduang
Prisnar Siriacha and Michihiko Saito

20. Management of the American Cockroach, Periplaneta americana L (Blattidae: Dictyoptera) with Plant Seed Oils
K.C. Devaraj Urs

21. Microbial Communities on Stone: Detection, Distribution and Activity
Eric May

22. Biodeterioration Aspects of the Probota Monastery in Romania and Possibilities for Its Restoration
Atanasie Popescu, Hideo Arai and Toyohiko Minatoya

23. Disinfection of Paper Using Gamma Rays, Electron Beams and Microwaves
Françoise Flieder, Malalanirina Rakotonirainy, Martine Leroy and Fabien Fohrer

24. A Simple Method for Temporary Conservation of Art Objects: Effect of Air Flow for Preventing Fungal Growth
Kurara Sakamoto, Namiko Kurozumi, and Toshiko Kenjo

25. Insecticides: Optimising their Performance and Targeting their Use in Museums
D. B. Pinniger and R. E. Child

26. The Effect of Thermal Methods of Pest Control on Museum Objects
Thomas J.K. Strang

27. Non Toxic Methods for Pest Control in Museums
Vinod Daniel and Gordon Hanlon

28. Biodeterioration of Cave Paintings Due to Bat 's Excrement
R.K. Sharma, Vimal K. Saxena and Kalpana Saxena

29. On the Occurrence of Alkalitolerant and Alkaliphilic Microorganisms on Wall Paintings and their Interaction in Restoration / Consolidation
K. Petersen, Y.Yun and W.E. Krumbein

30. Studies on Aged Starch Paste for the Traditional Mounting of Hanging Scrolls
Toshiko Kenjo, Hideo Arai and All Staffs of Restoration Section, Archives Division

31. A Microbiological Study in Topkapi Palace Library (Istanbul)
Ayhan Yucel and A. Serda Kantarcioglu

32. Determination of Location of Stains in Fungal Spots and Enzymatic Removal of Pigmented Hyphae in Paper
Mary-Lou Florian and Nancy Purinton


Poster Session

33. Preliminary Investigations on Airborne Microorganisms in Indoor Environment of Artistic Interest
Giancarlo Ranalli, Ranalli Coppola and Claudia Sorlini

34. Some Biodeteriorating Components in the Air of Central India and their Impact on Cultural Property
Ashok K. Jain

35. Biodeterioration of Museum Objects and Paintings
R.P. Thakre and Y.Y. Barve

36. Biodeterioration of Cultural Property on Tropical Countries: Gaps in Our Knowledge and Need for Further Research
S.M.Nair

37. Biodeterioration of Museum Objects and their Care and Control Measures in the Government Museum, Mardras (India)
V. Jeyaraj

38. Biodeterioration of Feathers by Keratinomycetes Isolated from A Museum of Spain
R.K.S. Kushwaha

39. Evaluation of Role of Soil Fungi in Biodeterioration of Leather
Ameeta Srivastava and J N. Shrivastava

40. Fungi in Deterioration of Museum Objects
K.G. Mukerji, K.L. Garg and A.K. Mishra

41. A Study of Microbial Deterioration of Old Arts in the Monuments of Archaeological Significance Around Agra, India
K.D. Sharma

42. Investigations on Red Stain Alterations Present on the Marbles of Various Artistic Stoneworks
Elisabetta Zanardini, Silvia Bruni, Francesco Cariati and Claudia Sorlini

43. Lichens on the Monuments of the Southern Part of Ukraine
Alexander Ye. Khodosovtsev

44. Diversities of Plants on the Brick Monuments
Aksorn Sripleng

45. A Study on Removal of Algae and Lichens on Sandstone, Panomwan Sanctuary
Chalit Singhasiri, Thitima Wangteeraprasert and Prateep Kongsanit

46. The Potential of Wax Utilization for Wood Protection
Sutathip Promachotikool

47. Discolouration of Rubberwood by Blue Stain
Surang Thienhirun

48. Isolation of Molds from Ton Gwen Wooden Temple
Pharuhus Luksamanapha, Uraporn Sardsud and Morakot Sukchotiratana

49. Use of Traditional Thai Herbs for Insect Control
Somtawin Nilvilai and Sirichai Wangchareontrakul

50. Prevention of Cultural Heritage in Wood and Leather by Volatile Constituents of Higher Plants
V.N. Pandey and A.K.Srivastava

51. The Freezing Method for Eradication of Museum Pest Insect / The Safe Method for Both of the Human Body and the Artifacts - the Present State of Freezing Method in Western Countries
Hiromi Tanimura and Seiji Yamaguchi

52. Sublethal Doses of Insecticide and Its Effect on the Morphology of the Insect
Fauzia Shaheen

53. Laboratory Evaluation of Soil Termiticides Against Subterranean Termite: Coptotermes gestroi Wasmannf
Yupaporn Sornnuwat

54. Studies on the Bioecology of an Isopteran Insect Causing Biodeterioration of Cultural Property
Binoy Bhattacharyya, Jaya Adhikari and Parimalendu Haldar

55.On the Preservation and Protection of Insect Specimens Against Biodeterioration
Waree Hongsaprug

56.The Entomodeterioration of Zoological Specimen (Dry Stuffed Anteater) Caused by the Larvae of Anthrenus vorax (Waterh) in Central Museum Indore (MP) India and their Curative Assessment
D.K. Mathur

57. Powderpost Beetles
Paiwan Lek-U-Tai

58. Microbial Deterioration of Wall Paintings
A.K. Mishra and K.L. Garg

59. Removal of Stains Caused by Fungi from the Asian Paintings on Silk Supports
Masako Koyano, Takeo Kadokura, Mary A. Becker and Yoshiko Magoshi

60. On the Possibility of Airborne Fungi in the Biodeterioration of Buddhist Paintings in Ajanta Caves
Jayashree Deshpande and L.V. Gangawane

61. Identification of Micro-organisms Destroying the Paintings in the Tivanka Pilimage
Nanda Wickramasinghe and T.R. Prematileke

62. Fungal Deterioration of Paper in The National Libraries and of Wooden Objects in The National Museums, Bangkok, Thailand
Chulee Chaisrisook, Poonpilai Suwannarit Wand Chiraporn Aranyanak

63. Fungal Deterioration of Books in Libraries
Saengmanee Chingduang, Leka Manoch, Sanchai Tantayaporn, Charunee Vongkaluang and Prisnar Siriacha

64. Biodeterioration of Paper
Nimfa Rubias-Maravilla

65. Morphological Changes Induced, During the Biodetrerioration of Wool by Soil Borne Fungus
V.K. Ghawana and J.N. Shrivastava

66. Role of Microorganisms on the Deterioration of Woolen Carpet
Poonpilai Suwanarit

• Biodegradation
• Cultural property - Protection
• Biodégradation
• Biens culturels - Protection