10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETEROTHALLISM»
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These sub types are referred to as : Bipolar Multiple allele heterothallisin =
Diphoromictic Unifactorial heterothallism Tetrapolar Multiple allele heterothallisin
= Diphoromictic bifactorial Octapolar Multiple allele heterothallisin =
Diphoromictic ...
Rajni Gupta, K. G. Mukerji,
2001
2
An Introduction to Mycology
HETEROTHALLISM (SEXUAL INCOMPATIBILITY) For a long time it was thought
that a spore or an individual derived from any spore is totipotent (bisexual). It
gave an idea that a monosporous culture of a fungus was a whole organism
while ...
R. S. Mehrotra, K. R. Aneja,
1990
3
Ainsworth & Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi
Physiological heterothallism may be determined either by two allelomorphs at
one locus or by multiple allelomorphs at one or two loci (Whitehouse, New Phytol
. 48: 212, 1949). Multiple-allelomorph physiological heterothallism is
characteristic ...
P. M. Kirk, Geoffrey Clough Ainsworth,
2008
4
Text Book Of Botany Diversity Of Microbes And Cryptogams
[II] Physiological heterothallism In physiological heterothallism, sexual
reproduction takes place by two morphologically similar but physiologically
different hyphae. The gametangia as well as gametes do not show morphological
distinctions.
5
Fungal Families of the World
Multipleallelomorph physiological heterothallism is characteristic of the
hymenomycetes and gasteromycetes, among which Whitehouse has estimated
35% are heterothallic and bipolar (with one locus), 55% are heterothallic and
tetrapolar ...
P. F. Cannon, P. M. Kirk,
2007
Two fundamentally different types of heterothallism exist: Morphological
heterothallism - morphologically dissimilar sexual organs are produced by
different thalli e.g. Mastigomycotina (Achlya); and Physiological heterothallism -
Which ...
7
A Textbook of Molecular Biotechnology
... Monogenic Unifactorial, heterothallism bitorquis (multiple alleles) Pholiota 4 1
2 Yes A Monogenic Unifactorial, heterothallism nameko Auricularia 4 1 2 Yes A
Monogenic Unifactorial, heterothallism auricula Auricularia 4 1 2 Yes A,B Digenic
...
8
Root Diseases and Soil-borne Pathogens
—genetic recombination, 52 — heterothallism, 50 —tomato buckeye rot, 50 —
zoospore: chemotaxis, 109; root-tip attraction, 110 Phytophthora cinnamomi -
chemotaxis, 108-109; to roots, 109-110 — chlamydospore germination, 112; in
natural ...
T. A. Toussoun, Robert V. Bega, Paul E. Nelson,
1970
others it occured between two hyphae derived from 'different' spores. He termed
the former phenomenon as homothallism and the latter as heterothallism. Thus,
the homothallic species are self-fertile whereas the heterothallic are self-sterile.
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Introduction to the History of Mycology
Fruit-bodies of the second category, that is with basidiospores of two mating
types (A and a) determined by one pair of Mendelian factors (Aa) are
characteristic of bipolar heterothallism which was discovered independently
during 1923-4 by ...
Geoffrey Clough Ainsworth,
1976
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HETEROTHALLISM»
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Religious pluralism is a fact (not a belief system)
... giantism, heterothallism, polymorphism, etc. He assumes that all -ism terms — including “religious pluralism” — must be doctrinal or creedal, ... «Patheos, Oct 14»