10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARTHROSPORE»
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1
Studies on Marasmius perniciosus
It was observed that arthrospore forming isolates, in all cases regardless of
media or incubation conditions, always produced arthrospores. Although
arthrospore formation is common in Hymenomycetes (2l, 45, 58, 66), its
occurrence has been ...
2
Principles of Plant Pathology
(e) Arthrospore type: These are formed by the septation and breaking up of
simple or branched hyphae. Both exogenous and endogenous processes are
involved. The examples are Oidiodendron spp., Geotrichum spp., Coremiella spp
.
He recognized six different spore types: blastospore, gangliospore, phialospore,
porospore, arthrospore and meristem-arthrospore which typified the Torulaceae,
Bactridiaceae, Tuberculariaceae, Helminthosporiaceae, Geotrichaceae and ...
4
Bergey's Manual of Determinative Bacteriology
Some species in one genus appear to form arthrospore-like resting cells.
Differentiation of the genera in Subgroup 4: See Table 15.9. Editorial note: None
of the genera and species in this subgroup have been cultivated or validly
published.
5
Biotechnology of Fungal Genes
The molecular mechanisms controlling hyphal fragmentation and arthrospore
formation remain mostly undefined. In A. chrysogenum, early publications
reported that hyphal differentiation is coincident with the maximum rate of
cephalosporin ...
V. K. Gupta, M. Ayyachamy,
2012
6
A DESSERTATION PRESENTED TO THE GRADUATE COUNCIL OF THE ...
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originally observed only in paired culture utilising two single basidiospcre
isolates and, more specifically, when the fibril {Trinidad} culture “1 'I III . vv- 5- ' '- "'
I I as ...
7
Alcamo's Microbes and Society
In some species, asexual reproduction occurs when the hypha undergoes
fragmentation and each fragment separates to become a so-called arthrospore (
arthron is Greek for “joint,” a reference to spore formation at thejoint). Each
arthrospore ...
In some species, asexual reproduction occurs when the hypha undergoes
fragmentation and each fragment separates to become a so-called arthrospore (
arthron is Greek for "joint," a reference to spore formation at the joint). Each
arthrospore ...
Benjamin S. Weeks, I. Edward Alcamo,
2008
9
British Mycological Society
Storage, revival and estimation of viability of arthrospores The arthrospore
suspension was distributed in 5 cm3 lots in 5 cm diam plastic Petri dishes.
Suspensions which were to be frozen contained 104 arthrospores cm-3;
suspensions stored ...
Successive early stages of arthrospore maturation in S. erythraeus. Note that the
two separate cross-walls of the sporulation septum (Fig. 2) thicken evenly (Fig. 3-
5), causing the formation of the lateral wall of the arthrospore (Fig. 6). Note the ...
Glenn Chambliss, Linzy Leon Campbell, Halvor Orin Halvorson,
1977