10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAUSTORIA»
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haustoria in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
haustoria and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In some lichens the older, decaying algal cells are the ones generally penetrated
by intracellular haustoria. However, in trentepohliaceous lichens, intracellular
haustorial penetrations occur in all ages of algal cells (Chapman, 1976;
Matthews ...
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Plant Relationships: A Comprehensive Treatise on Fungi As ...
amino acids was further evidence for a special role of haustoria in nutrient uptake
(Hahn and Mendgen 1997; Hahn et al. 1997a, b). However, while an exclusive
localization of AAT2p in haustoria could be shown, no transport activity could be
...
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Parasitic Orobanchaceae: Parasitic Mechanisms and Control ...
Haustoria may develop abnormally due to unsuccessful coordination with host
tissues. Up to 40 % of the lateral haustoria of the annual hemiparasite Triphysaria
have no xylem bridge at all (Heide-Jorgensen and Kuijt 1993, 1995). These 'wart
...
Daniel M. Joel, Jonathan Gressel, Lytton J. Musselman, 2013
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University Botany- Iii : (Plant Taxonomy, Plant Embryology, ...
gives us invaginations act as transfer cells in sucking and transporting food
materials. It gi strong evidence about absorptive nature of endosperm haustoria.
On the basis of origin the haustoria may be primary or secondary. If the haustoria
are ...
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Plants: Diversity and Evolution
The holoparasites are generally reduced, more or less to reproductive organs,
whereas there are hemiparasites that may be 'normal-looking' and facultatively
parasitic, with simple haustoria or with dimorphic roots. Such dimorphic roots may
...
Martin Ingrouille, Bill Eddie, 2006
Another and more remarkable type of endosperm specialization is the formation
of endosperm haustoria. The haustoria may arise at the chalazal or micropylar
end, or at both ends of the developing endosperm. Endosperm haustoria are ...
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The occurrence of haustoria is a common feature of cellular type of endosperm; it
is more varied than that in the nuclear endosperm. The haustoria may be
micropylar, chalazal or both. Mycropylar haustoria are known to occur in
Impatiens ...
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Diseases and Pathogens of Eucalypts
All native cherry roots are probably capable of forming haustoria but only during
primary growth (Fineran 1991). The stimulus to initiate haustoria is the proximity (
a few millimetres) of a host root. If the haustoria developed by short ...
PJ Keane, GA Kile, FD Podger, 2000
Haustoria of downy mildews are without septa and continuous with the
intercellular mycelium. Like the hyphae of other Oomycetes they are coenocytic
and contain variable numbers of nuclei. Haustoria of rust fungi are also simple in
shape if ...
Michael John Carlile, Sarah C. Watkinson, G. W. Gooday, 2001
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Symbiosis : An Introduction to Biological Associations: An ...
These fungi form a thin mycelial layer on the surface of leaves and penetrate the
epidermal cells by means of haustoria (fig. 8.8). The powdery mildews produce
large numbers of asexual spores called conidia and these spores, together with ...
Surindar Paracer Professor of Biology Worcester State College, Worcester (Emeritus) Vernon Ahmadjian Professor of Biology Clark University, 2000
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HAUSTORIA»
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haustoria is used in the context of the following news items.
Yardsmart: Mistletoe is a monster inside trees
Mistletoe is a plant that actually lives on other plants, sending its root-like haustoria into branches where it sucks the life out of a tree. «The San Luis Obispo Tribune, Jun 15»
The greenskeeper: Grow sandalwood at home
... deriving water and nutrition from other plants by means of sucking roots called haustoria. Commercial sandalwood plantations use Toor Dal ... «Bangalore Mirror, Jun 15»
UC Riverside Team Reports Details of Small RNA Suppression in …
They are known to associate with host plants through infection structures called haustoria, through which cytoplasmic effectors are secreted ... «GenomeWeb, Apr 15»
Taking the 'Oak' out of Oakhurst
(Haustoria is the appendage of the mistletoe that penetrates the oak's bark, drawing nutrients). While healthy oaks are able to withstand a few ... «Sierra Star, Mar 15»
Pucker up: Mistletoe is everywhere in Florida
The feeding organ called haustoria, can penetrate only thin-barked trees such as sycamore, laurel oaks, water oaks, chinaberry and elms. «Orlando Sentinel, Feb 15»
Things to do in fields.
It has haustoria, minuscule root-like appendages that can absorb water and minerals from nearby grasses by locking onto their roots. All this ... «Village, Jan 15»
Beware! Parasitic Christmas trees and Christmas tree worms
Dr Allen says the tree uses its parasitic root structure—called a haustoria—to cut into the roots of its hosts, thieving valuable water. «Science Network Western Australia, Dec 14»
Desert Mistletoe: Photos of 'Tree Thieves' in the American Southwest
Desert mistletoe seeds can germinate on any branch of the tree but its small, rootlike structures called haustoria can only penetrate young, thin ... «Live Science, Dec 14»
Parasitic plants include bizarre, beautiful species
The dodder stem will immediately form haustoria which penetrate the host stems or leaves to extract its growth requirements. After attaching to ... «The Daily News Online, Oct 14»
The Spooky Way Plants Convince Other Plants to Let Themselves …
Westwood's research looked into what happens when dodder sticks its haustoria into its host, and found something that few had even ... «Modern Farmer, Aug 14»
