10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AECIDOSPORE»
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aecidospore in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aecidospore and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Maize and Grace: Africa's Encounter with a New World Crop, ...
... The genus Puccinia has some of the most complex life cycles of any fungi,
including several different spore stages; these stages include formation of
uredeospores (“summer” spores) as a result of the initial infective aecidospore
stage.
James MCCANN, James McCann, 2009
2
City, Country, Empire: Landscapes in Environmental History
... parasitize.10 The genus Puccinia has some of the most complex life cycles of
any fungi, including several different spore stages; these stages include
uredospores (“summer” spores) that form as a result of the infective aecidospore
stage.
Jeffry M. Diefendorf, Kurkpatrick Dorsey, 2009
3
Sexual Fusions and Development of the Sexual Organs in the ...
Each of the first aecidiospore mother cells formed cuts off an intercalary cell
below and the aecidospore itself becomes metamorphosed to form the peridial
cell of the central arch. In this form the peridium is throughout but one cell in
thickness.
Each of the first aecidiospore mother cells formed cuts off an intercalary cell
below and the aecidospore itself becomes metamorphosed to form the peridial
cell of the central arch. In this form the peridiun is throughout but one cell in
thickness.
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Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting of the Society for the ...
It may be, however, that the few eecidiospores which find a successful entrance
into the corn plant are more efficient in continuing the rust than an equal number
of the uredospores would be for two reasons : First, the aecidospore starts the ...
Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science (U.S.)
6
Pamphlets on forestry in Pennsylvania
Each of the first aecidiospore mother cells formed cuts off an intercalary cell
below and the aecidospore itself becomes metamorphosed to form the peridial
cell of the central arch. In this form the peridium is throughout but one cell in
thickness.
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Proceedings of the Annual Meeting
It may be, however, that the few aecidiospores which find a successful entrance
into the corn plant are more efficient in continuing the rust than an equal number
of the uredospores would be for two reasons : First, the aecidospore starts the ...
Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, 1905
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Bibliographical Contributions
See MAPLE. Acer negundo. Diseases. • See BOX ELDER. Actinomyces
chromogens. See POTATO. DISEASES. Scab. Actinonema roaae. See ROSE.
DISEASES. Aecidi-um laceratum. See HAY.' THORN. DISEASES. Aecidospore
discharge.
National Agricultural Library (U.S.), 1923
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desecration reeducation apprenticed interspaced underactive aecidospore
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leucodermal ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
In Egypt, Barbery does not exist, and consequently the aecidospore stage has no
occurrence at all. The nature of the new attack therefore is not konwn, and
opinions vary on this issue. The general assumption, however, is that the
infection ...
Royal agricultural society, Cairo
