10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APPRESSORIA»
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appressoria in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
appressoria and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Fungal Pathogenesis in Plants and Crops: Molecular Biology ...
Albino mutants of Colletotrichum lagenarium form colorless appressoria and
have little penetrating ability by germinating laterally from appressoria. A cosmid
vector pkVB was constructed for isolating genes by complementation of
mutations in ...
The initiation, formation and action of appressoria are integral parts of the
infection process of many parasitic fungi. The formation of appressoria may be
obligatory for infection, while sometimes it may be unnecessary. Appressoria
have been ...
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The Epidemiology of Plant Diseases
fluorescent protein (GFP) in M. grisea this gene (PMK1) was mainly expressed in
appressoria and developing conidia (Bruno et al., 2004). Furthermore, fungi
without clearly differentiated appressoria show PMK1 homologue genes which
are ...
B.M. Cooke, D.Gareth Jones, B. Kaye, 2006
in virulence on the natural host avocado. The mechanism by which this enzyme
affects pathogenicity is unclear. 3.3 Appressoria A relatively large number of
genes have been isolated that affect appressoria differentiation and function.
Most of ...
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Molecular and Celluar Analyses of Pathogenicity and Host ...
The same amounts of appressorium (A) and mycelium (B) RNAs were reverse
transcribed in the same experiment under identical conditions; therefore, the
band intensities indicate that the expression level of the gene is higher in
appressoria.
Guadalupe Valdovinos-Ponce, 2007
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Molecular Genetics of Host-Specific Toxins in Plant Disease: ...
APPRESSORIA ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR INFECTION BY C.
HETEROSTROPHUS Another factor that is usually considered a general
requirement for pathogenicity of foliar fungal pathogens is the appressorium (
Yoder and Turgeon 1996), ...
Keisuke Kohmoto, Olen Yoder, 1998
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Fungi in the Environment
Nine G. mosseae genes that are up-regulated in the fungus during the
recognition and appressoria formation stage were identified in this study. Based
on their BLAST hits, these genes were predicted to be involved in signalling,
metabolism, ...
Geoffrey Gadd, Sarah C. Watkinson, Paul S. Dyer, 2007
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Histology, Ultrastructure and Molecular Cytology of ...
labelled the fibrillar sheath around germ-tubes strongly, while appressoria and
the apices of conidia were labelled less strongly (Figure 6). Fimbriae were not
labelled by this antibody [O'Connell, unpublished data]. EM-immunogold
labelling of ...
Michel Nicole, Vivienne Gianinazzi-Pearson, 1996
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The Fungal Spore and Disease Initiation in Plants and Animals
InC. lagenarium the use of melanin-deficient mutants and melanin-inhibiting
fungicides, afforded clear evaluation of the effect of these chemicals on melanin
biosynthesis and penetration by appressoria (Kubo et al. , 1985). This review is ...
G.T. Cole, H.C. Hoch, 1991
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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
Fig. 3 — Method of inoculating fruits with conidia of G. cingulata A. Apple fixed on
to a drop of spore suspension on water agar. B. Lesion pattern on an apple 13
days after inoculation. «***< Fig. 4 — Appressoria of C. cinRulata.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «APPRESSORIA»
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appressoria is used in the context of the following news items.
Black mildew fungus found in Malabar sanctuary
It is characterised by the superficial mycelium with unicellular appressoria, having four asexual states. They flourish in the tropics and have ... «The Hindu, Feb 15»
Researchers aim to disarm a 'cereal killer'
The soil microbe reduced the formation of the anchor-like appressoria by nearly 90 percent while also inhibiting fungal growth by 76 percent. «Phys.Org, May 14»
UD researchers aim to disarm a 'cereal killer'
The soil microbe reduced the formation of the anchor-like appressoria by nearly 90 percent while also inhibiting fungal growth by 76 percent. «University of Delaware, May 14»
