10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARAPHYSATE»
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Paraphysate hyphae absent; spores allantoid, 4-5 - 1-1-5 p; setae 40-70 - 7-9 p,
verruculose. 4. Hymenial surface chestnut with fulvous margins; setal layer of 3-5
rows occupying about half the context; fructifications effused 4. Hymenial ...
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Illinois Biological Monographs
1912. Type: C. nebulosum (Speg.) Theiss. Characters: Mycelium present, non-
hyphopodiate, ascomata round, radiate, ostiolate, hymenium simple,
paraphysate or aparaphysate, spores 2-celled hyaline. Literature: Ann. Myc. 25:
326. 1927.
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Fungus Diseases of Tropical Crops
has paraphysate uredia and telia in crusts of largely adherent spores. Uredo
theresiae Neger reported from Colombia is said to have hyaline uredospores.
Uredo crotalariicola P. Henn. from Africa has larger uredospores (24-30 x 21-28 fi
) with ...
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
14. H. vaginata G. H. Cunn. 15. H. lictor Petch 16. H. dictator G. H. Cunn.
developed intermediate tissue of 17. H. attenuate Lev. 4. Spores elliptical, 7-8 x 2
-2.5/*; setae 90-160 x 9-14/*, naked or enmeshed in hyphal sheaths; paraphysate
...
Specific features are the deeply staining vesicles which arise from short lateral
branches of context hyphae, paraphysate hyphae with inflated naked apices,
glassy rather thick-walled usually naked context hyphae and small elliptical
spores.
Royal Society of New Zealand, 1959
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Systematics and Evolution
Members of the Massariaceae are hemibiotrophic or sapro- trophic in branches
of deciduous trees or shrubs: the hamathecium is usually trabeculate but may at
times be paraphysate. The ascospores, or at least their contents, are brown ...
David J. McLaughlin, Karl Esser, Paul A. Lemke, 2001
Specific features are the deeply staining vesicles which arise from short lateral
branches of context hyphae, paraphysate hyphae with inflated naked apices,
glassy rather thick-walled usually naked context hyphae and small elliptical
spores.
Royal Society of New Zealand, 1959
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Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
1912. Type: C. nebulosum (Speg.) Theiss. Characters: Mycelium present, non-
hyphopodiate, ascomata round, radiate, ostiolate, hymenium simple,
paraphysate or aparaphysate, spores 2-celled hyaline. Literature: Ann. Myc. 25:
326. 1927.
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The North American Pyrenomycetes
Asci cylindrical, 114 x 11 p, 8-spored, paraphysate. Sporidia uniseriate, elliptical,
constricted in the middle, 3-septate, straw color at first, becoming muriform and
brown, 22-28 x 9-13 p. On decorticated sage brush (Artemz'sz'a), Utah. 0. Rlbis ...
Job Bicknell Ellis, Benjamin Matlack Everhart, 1892
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Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Biotechnology
Paraphysate : Having or marked b paraphyses. Paraphysis : One of the erect,
slender, sterile filaments accompanying the spore-bearing or sexual organs of
spore- bearing plants such as ferns. Parasexual cycle : A sexual cycle involving ...
