10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MYCOPHAGOUS»
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mycophagous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Advances in Ecological Research
Mycophagy by protozoa has rarely been studied quantitatively but the apparent
ease with which mycophagous forms are isolated suggests that it is not rare (Petz
et al., 1986). They are voracious consumers: a single heterotrophic ...
2
Biotic Interactions in Plant-pathogen Associations
After 10 years of investigation, Old (1977) was able to report that the agent
causing these holes was a mycophagous amoeba. Reports followed of
observations and isolations of similar and various other mycophagous amoebae
from soils of ...
Michael J. Jeger, N. J. Spence, 2001
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Insect-Fungal Associations : Ecology and Evolution: Ecology ...
11. Ecology. and. Evolution. of. Mycophagous. Bark. Beetles. and. Their. Fungal.
Partners. Thomas C. Harrington ... Probably all bark beetles feed at least briefly
on plant tissue colonized by fungi and could thus be considered mycophagous.
Fernando E. Vega Research Entomologist USDA Insect Biocontrol Laboratory, Department of Biological Science Louisiana State University Meredith Blackwell Boyd Professor, 2005
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Fungus-insect Relationships: Perspectives in Ecology and ...
Many of these fungus inhabitants are known to feed on the fungus itself, while
others are known to be predatory or parasitic on mycophagous organisms or to
be saprophagous on decaying fruiting bodies. Feeding has not, however, been ...
Quentin Wheeler, Meredith Blackwell, 1984
5
Rhizoctonia Species: Taxonomy, Molecular Biology, Ecology, ...
BioScience 36:374-380. Hiol Hiol F, Dixon RK & Curl EA (1994) The feeding
preference of mycophagous Collembola varies with the ectomycorrhizal symbiont
. Mycorrhiza 5:99-103. Homma Y, Sitton JW, Cook RJ & Old KM (1979)
Perforation ...
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Mycorrhizae: proceedings
Effect of Nematodes on Root-Inhabiting Fungi Jerry W. Riflle Several nematode
species that occur in tree rhizospheres are principally mycophagous in nature,
and many of these nematodes have been found in forest nurseries. Species of ...
Edward Hacskaylo, James Wessell Gerdemann, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1971
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Miscellaneous Publication
8. Separate No. FS-288 Effect of Nematodes on Root-Inhabiting Fungi Jerry W.
Riffle Several nematode species that occur in tree rhizospheres are principally
mycophagous in nature, and many of these nematodes have been found in forest
...
8
Diversity and Integration in Mycorrhizas
A few workers have even suggested that passage through the gut of
mycophagous mammals may sometimes be necessary for spore germination (
Cork and Kenagy. 1989: Lamont et al.. 1995). The generality of this hypothesis is
weakened.
Sally E. Smith, F. Andrew Smith, 2002
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Relationships of Natural Enemies and Non-prey Foods
A range of fungi, especially within the rust fungi (Uridinales) produce sugary
secretions to attract mycophagous entomophages (Stoffolano, 1995). Spores that
attach to the bodies of insects attracted to the sugary secretions are then
transferred ...
Jonathan G. Lundgren, 2009
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Macropods: The Biology of Kangaroos, Wallabies, and ...
Australian mycophagous mammals are therefore likely to contribute
disproportionately more towards the maintenance of forest ecosystem health than
other vertebrates (Johnson 1996). In a little over 200 years since European
settlement, the ...
Graeme Coulson, Mark Derek Bruce Eldridge, 2010
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MYCOPHAGOUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
mycophagous is used in the context of the following news items.
Losing Australia's diggers is hurting our ecosystems
Many of these important symbiotic fungi produce fruiting bodies below ground, and probably rely on digging and mycophagous (fungus eating) ... «The Conversation, Sep 13»
Chaga, the Clinker Fungus: This Mushroom Looks Scary But Can …
... quickly disappears -- often quickly consumed by mycophagous insects, especially beetles and flies, which spread its spores to trees nearby. «Huffington Post, Oct 12»
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... phrenesia esparsette crossfire barraging nonsensibly expend floc mycophagous racehorses wrocht leamer forbearances latrian madrepore ... «What Digital Camera, Sep 10»
