10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHYCOBIONT»
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Experimental and Conceptual Plant Pathology
discriminate between potential phycobionts probably extends beyond the level of
phycobiont genus. Selectivity has been examined during the resynthesis in vitro
of lichens. In these studies, cultures of separately grown mycobionts and ...
W. M. Hess, D. J. Weber, 1988
2
Handbook of Cyanobacteria
fluorescein-labelled ABP from X. parietina could bind to the cell walls of the
phycobiont only when the phycobiont possessed urease activity in its cell walls.
Due to the binding there is an inhibition in both the arginase activity of the ABP
and ...
Efforts have previously been made to investigate the exact nature of the
relationship between the algal partner (sometimes called the phycobiont) and the
fungus (mycobiont) by separating them and then trying to get them to combine
again.
4
CRC Handbook of Lichenology
Parra, O. O. and Redon, J., Isolation of Heterococcus caespitosus Vicher,
phycobiont of Verrucaria maura Wahlenb., Bol. Soc. Biol. Conception. 51, 219,
1977. 42. Santesson, R., Foliicolous lichens. I., Symb. Bot. Upsal., 12, 1, 1952. 43
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Symbioses and Stress: Joint Ventures in Biology
It is the concept of mutual benefits in this partnership that spring to mind
whenever lichens are cited as examples of symbiosis. This concept does not
conjure up a sense of stressful relationships between phycobiont and mycobiont.
This view is ...
Joseph Seckbach, Martin Grube, 2010
6
Textbook of Environmental Microbiology
The association can be as unspecific as having taxonomically distant genera
belonging both to the algal and fungal partners. The metabolically tight
association between phycobiont and mycobiont in lichens make them to survive
and grow in ...
7
Krishna's Diversity of Microbes, Fungi & Lichens
In a lichen, the fungal partner is termed the mycobiont and the algal or
cyanobacterial partner, the phycobiont The remarkable aspect of this mutualistic
association is that its morphology and metabolic relationships are so constant
that lichens ...
8
Antarctic Communities: Species, Structure, and Survival
32 The delicate stability of lichen symbiosis: comparative studies on the
photosynthesis of the lichen Mastodia tesselata and its free-living phycobiont, the
alga Prasiola crispa A. H. L. HUISKES. N J. M. G REM MEN AND J. W. FRANCKE
...
Bruno Battaglia, José Valencia, D. W. H. Walton, 1997
9
Algal Symbiosis: A Continuum of Interaction Strategies
Although there are some 500 genera and 17,000-18,000 species of lichens, only
8% of them contain a cyanobacterium as a phycobiont (Fogg et al., 1973;
Millbank, 1974, 1977). Furthermore, though eight genera of cyanobacteria are ...
10
An Introduction to Phycology
The mycobiont appears to have regulatory control over glutamine synthetase, as
normal activity of this enzyme resumes when the phycobiont is isolated from the
fungus (Sampaio et al., 1979). Many species of lichen reproduce by vegetative ...
G. R. South, A. Whittick, 2009
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHYCOBIONT»
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Weathered by nature
They are composite organisms consisting of symbiotic pairing between an alga (phycobiont) and fungus (mycobiont). The hilltop is colonised ... «Deccan Herald, Aug 14»
