10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHIZOMORPH»
Discover the use of
rhizomorph in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rhizomorph and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Botany For Degree Pteridophyta
The stem and the rhizomorph have their own meristem. In the light of these
observations it is difficult to believe that the rhizomorph is a new structure and is
not a fundamental part of the plant body. (b) Fusion product of Roots This view
was put ...
2
21st Century Guidebook to Fungi with CD
9.14 Rhizomorph structure. The diagonal diagram is a sectional drawing showing
general structure, with the apical region magnified to show the appearance of a
growing point of tightly packed cells. Behind the tip is a medullary zone ...
David Moore, Geoffrey D. Robson, Anthony P. J. Trinci, 2011
The apical region of the rhizomorph contains tightly packed cells and behind the
tip is a medullary zone containing swollen, vacuolated and often multinucleate
cells surrounded by copious air- or mucilage-filled spaces. The medullary region
...
4
Paleobotany and the Evolution of Plants
Aerial branches having characteristics of Paurodendron (Fry, 1 954) were found
attached to the upper end of the erect rhizomorph. The roots borne by the
rhizomorph were spirally arranged, a rather unusual root arrangement found in
several ...
Wilson Nichols Stewart, 1993
In Armillaria, although the rhizomorph is made up of several thousand closely
associated, parallel, unbranched septate hyphae, which grow some five to six
times faster than unorganized hyphae, individual hyphae are not easily
discernible at ...
6
Krishna's Diversity of Microbes, Fungi & Lichens
The rhizomorph is made up of several thousand unbranched parallel hyphae
which grow in a co-ordinated manner some 5 to 6 times faster than the normal
hyphae. However, individual hyphae can not be easily distinguished. Its apex
consists ...
7
Effects of ash leachates on growth and development of ...
Mycelial fans similar to those found beneath the bark of infected pine trees
developed at the interface of the agar medium and the petri dish bottom in 80, 50,
and 50 percent of the colonies started with aerial rhizomorph tips and grown on ...
Jimmy L. Reaves, Charles Gardner Shaw, Robert E. Martin, 1984
8
Aspects of Tropical Mycology
dynamics of the litter-trapping fungi, by grazing the contact zones, and thus
releasing litter from the canopy. Litter-trapping by rhizomorph-forming fungi We
measured different rhizomorph systems in the field in Papua New Guinea and
Ecuador ...
9
Principles of Forest Pathology
Or a hyphal aggregate, which is organized into a rhizomorph such as that
produced by the common root-decaying fungus, A rmillaria mellea, may enter.
Entrance by a rhizomorph is partly by mechanical pressure and partly by
chemical action.
F. H. Tainter, F. A. Baker, 1996
Microscopy reveals that fully differentiated vessel hyphae first appear in the
rhizomorph well behind the advancing mycelial front. They occupy the full length
of the rhizomorph but do not enter the mantle of ECM root. The junction between
...
Sally E. Smith, David J. Read, 2010
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RHIZOMORPH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
rhizomorph is used in the context of the following news items.
A Fungus Among Us—Author Names Oregon's Humongous Fungus …
Faulk continues, “Now for the letdown: The bulk of this behemoth resides underground in a stringy network of roots called a rhizomorph. The only visible traces ... «USDA.gov, Nov 12»
7 Gross Wonders Across America
Now for the letdown: The bulk of this behemoth resides underground in a stringy network of roots called a rhizomorph. The only visible traces are the mushrooms ... «FOX2now.com, Oct 12»
In search of a whistle in the wilds
The exterior was of moss and the interior lining of black rhizomorph fibres. On returning to the site in early May 2010, two off-white eggs (with reddish-brown ... «Sunday Times.lk, Jan 12»
