10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AECIDIA»
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University Botany I : (Algae, Fungi, Bryophyta And Pteridophyta)
disolacement cells lower epidermis cluster of aecidia intercalary cell
aecidiospore aecidia fig. 6.5 Black rust (aecidial stage): A. i) Fusion of spermatia
with receptive hyphae ii) nucleus of spermatium transferred; B. Nuclei of
spermatia are ...
2
Fungus Diseases of Tropical Crops
Rijkenherg, F H. J. et al 1974. Mycologia 66: 319 (fine strocture of sporogenesis
in pycnia; 53, 441 1l. . 1974. Protoplasma 81: 231 (fine strocture of aecidia; 53,
4348l. . 1975. Ihid 83: 233 (cell fusion in aecidia; 54, 2709l. Roy, M. K. et al 1966.
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Epidemiology and Plant Ecology: Principles and Applications
We also recorded the abundance of aecidia in November and March. In the other
study (Leiss& Müller-Schärer, 2001a), we marked andcountedS. vulgaris plants
within an area of 14.3 m by 14.3 m monthly from May to October 1997. This area
...
In many species aecidia are formed on infections derived from a single
basidiospore,1 in others monosporidial pustules give rise only to spermogonia.
When such pustules overlap about half their number produce aecidia.2 It has
been shown ...
H. C. Gwynne-Vaughan, 1937
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The Structure and Development of the Fungi: By H.C.I. ...
The oogonia thus constitute the first stage of the diplophase and the
aecidiospores serve as accessory spores of the sporo- phyte, corresponding, in
this respect, to the carpospores of the Red Algae. In many species aecidia are
formed on ...
Helen Charlotte Isabella Gwynne-Vaughan, B. Barnes, 1930
No aecidia appear on these parts. At the margin of the infected places there are
remains of last year's aecidia in the form of small depressions in the bark. On
small twigs, the present year's aecidia emerge from the bark. Resin flow very
strong; ...
No aecidia appear on these parts. At the margin of the infected places there are
remains of last year's aecidia in the form of small depressions in the bark. On
small twigs, the present year's aecidia emerge from the bark. Resin flow very
strong; ...
United States. Department of Commerce. Office of Technical Services, 1967
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British Parasitic Fungi
*Aecidia on Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris). Uredo- and teleuto- spores on
Melampyrum spp. Not uncommon. Coleosporium narcissi Grove, J. Bot., Lond.,
60, 1922, 121; Wilson & Bisby, TBMS, 37, 1954, 63. *Rust of Narcissus. Very rare.
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Fungous Diseases Of Plants
The aecidia are also of the cmoma type, but here there is an outer border of
unicellular, curved paraphyses. The spermogonia are flat or diseoidal. Species of
this genus occur only upon Rosaceae. Chrysomyxa forms a teleutosporic
cushion, ...
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A Textbook Of Botany - Vol 1, 11E
... pustules Aecidium Aecidial hyphae Aecidial cup Aecidiospores Aecidium wall (
Peridium) Basal cell Intercalary cell Aecidiospore Group of aecidia Fig. 27.7.
Aecidial stage of Puccinia graminis. A — fusion of spermatium with receptive
hypha.
P S Trivedi S N Pandey, P S Trivedi S N Pandey, Pandey, S N & Trivedi, P S, 2009
