10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERITHECIA»
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P. epiphylla 20 Perithecia yellow-orange, orange, orange-brown, reddish brown
or dark cherry-red (superficially and/or in thin section); involucrellum often
containing or enclosing algae^.V 21 20: Perithecia superficially ±black, in thin
section ...
Australian Biological Resources Study, 2001
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Fusarium Head Scab: Global Status and Future Prospects : ...
This indicated that perithecia could overwinter and oversummer in infected wheat
straw; however, under natural conditions, there is no evidence to prove that the
infected wheat straw related directly to the occurrence of wheat scab. Soil — By ...
Invasion of the culm proper by the fungus also occurs but perithecia are not
commonly produced on the culm under field conditions. Infected plants have a
reduced number of tillers and frequently only one panicle per plant is produced.
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An encyclopædia of plants;: comprising the description, ...
Spor. naked very 16401 Scattered, Perithecia immersed globose black
concealed, Orifices dilated naked hemispherical 16402 Scattered black shining
plane : the margin slightly raised ; the epidermis united with the plant and
bursting at the ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don, 1836
Ascospores 38-55 x 11-13 um; perithecia yellow to dark yellow. smooth;
anamorph Didymostilbe echinoflbrosa Peethambara spirostriata (Rossman)
Rossman (Rossman et al, 1999) 49. Ascospores 24-35 x 7-10 um; perithecia
white, grossly ...
Roy Watling, J. C. Frankland, A. M. Ainsworth, 2002
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An Encyclopaedia of Plants
Orif. glob. promin. 161-31 Orbic. conv. separ. Layer white, Perithecia min. Orifices
numer. disengaged glob. and rostell. somew. rug. 16132 Pustular, Layer
adhering to the bark and emerging, Disk palish, Orifice: exserted oval and
rostellate ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1829
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Westcott's Plant Disease Handbook
Monographella. Ascomycetes, Dothideales Perithecia immersed in substratum,
not beaked, not setose, paraphyses lacking; spores hyaline, two-celled. The
genus contains more than 1000 species, many destructive to plants ...
Chaetomium brasiliense : Perithecia brown or black clothed with grey hairs, sub
globose to ovate, often with pointed base, small 100-140 x 80-110 u. Terminal
hairs dark olive brown flexed below with 5 (7) coils above, septate smooth to
finely ...
Rajni Gupta, K. G. Mukerji, 2001
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American Arctic Lichens: The microlichens
Thallus nearly or entirely lacking; perithecia scattered on thallus traces or
substratum. 4. Perithecia within rock substratum, leaving a hollow when falling
7.5. rupifraga 4. Perithecia over surface of thallus area, not within hollows in
substratum.
John Walter Thomson, 1984
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Pictorial Atlas of Soil and Seed Fungi: Morphologies of ...
5-2 c. brasiliense Batista & pontual Perithecia ovate, barrel shaped, covered with
terminal hairs in the upper surface; terminal hairs pale brown, curled spirally and
curved, rough in the surface. Asci cylindrical, 8spored in one row. Ascospores ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PERITHECIA»
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perithecia is used in the context of the following news items.
Don't be caught out by septoria
It drives the threat as perithecia (fruiting bodies) which contain ascospores requires moisture to fully mature. F. culmorum also prefers such ... «FG Insight, Jun 15»
Angled sprayer nozzles gives best wheat ear disease control
Fusarium graminearum produces perithecia (fruiting bodies) in crop debris and they need moisture in May to mature and produce spores. «FarmersWeekly, May 15»
Wet May could result in high fusarium risk to wheat
Fusarium graminearum produces perithecia [fruiting bodies] in crop debris and they need moisture in May to mature and produce spores. «FarmersWeekly, May 15»
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... with its perithecia and has the ability to releasing infective spores) has ravaged the United States, turning its hosts into cannibalistic monsters. «Longview Daily News, Jan 15»
Pest & Disease Factsheet - Plane anthracnose
Apiognnmonia errabunda caninfect trees either as a sexual form of the fungus, producing spores (perithecia) on fallen leaves or as a conidial ... «Horticulture Week, Feb 13»
Pest & Disease Management - Scab
Spore cases (perithecia) develop during spring and, when the weather is favourable, ascospores are ejected from casings onto newly ... «Horticulture Week, Jan 13»
How Ballistic Cup Fungi Fire Their Spores (and Look Cool Doing It)
In ascomycetes that build their asci inside flask-like structures called perithecia or pseudothecia, the asci take turns snaking to the little opening, ... «Scientific American, Sep 12»
fungal parasites & zombie ants
The stroma of the fungus emerges from the back of the ant's head and the perithecia, from which spores are produced, grows from one side of ... «Sciblogs, Aug 10»
