Abstract
Abstract Well diffusion assays and two‐dimensional gradient plates were of use in determining the effects of external pH on the toxicity of CuSO4, HgCl2 and phenyl mercuric acetate towards a range of filamentous fungi. Such techniques also enabled assessment of the relative toxicities of the different compounds and differentiation of tolerant and sensitive species. For most of the organisms, a decrease in toxicity was evident with increasing pH.
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