10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPORULATIVE»
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1
Mycorrhiza: State of the Art, Genetics and Molecular ...
... Abs/Sp, transition between absorptive to sporulative phases; Sp/Abs, colony
predominantly in sporulative phase; and Sp, terminal sporulative phase (Cano
and Bago 2005). In a complete study, the three above-mentioned techniques can
be ...
2
METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY,VOLUME 11, YEAST CELLS
The range of sporulation values observed reflects the contribution of the haploid
heterothallic parent to genotypes that depress sporulative ability. This behavior
suggests that caution be exercised in drawing the conclusion that a particular ...
3
In Vitro Culture of Mycorrhizas
2002, 2003), we found the sporulative phase (Fig. 6a, SP). On this, the most
frequent structures found are spore-BAS and spores which are formed in
sporulation waves, according to sporulation dynamics described for AM and most
other fungi ...
Stéphane Declerck, Désiré-Georges Strullu, André Fortin, 2006
4
Israel Journal of Botany
The germination structures of conidia within tiny droplets, however, burst through
into the air rapidly, and sporulative germination immediately occurred. In a
controlled experiment, conidia thrown onto distilled water agar or Sabouraud
glucose ...
5
Epidemiological assessment of induced resistance to late ...
... sporulation per unit area of sporulative tissue per day SPRMAX = maximum
daily rate of spore production per mm2 TRHSPR TM average temperature during
periods of relative humidity exceeding 90% RHF = effect of hours relative
humidity ...
Barbara Ellen Kneen, 1980
6
The Genus Alternaria: Biology, Epidemiology and Pathogenicity
At first the Ul isolate excelled in sporulative ability, but this decreased in a short
time. Several monoconidial isolates were made from Ul. Six of them, U2-U7, were
similar to each other and quite stable, but they had only a moderate ability to ...
7
Simulation of the Potato Late Blight Management System
Macroscopic lesions consist of a non- sporulative, necrotic center surrounded by
a margin of sporulative tissue. Because the size of this margin varies with cultivar
(Lapwood, 1961) , the proportion of lesion area capable of producing sporangia ...
8
Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science
expected in a sporulative or reproductive division in which the products are to be
released as flagellated cells. Equally, they should be expected to be produced
during cell division in those forms that have lost the phragmoplast, evolutionarily,
...
Kansas Academy of Science, 1981
9
Ecological Aspects of Nitrogen Metabolism in Plants
These results clearly show the plasticity of the extraradical mycelium and the
potential to switch from an assimilative to a sporulative (reproductive) metabolism
, depending on the surrounding environment. So far, the molecular mechanisms
...
Joe C. Polacco, Christopher D. Todd, 2011
10
Fungi As Biocontrol Agents: Progress Problems and Potential
... overwintering and sporulative germination in Triplosporiumfiesenii (
Entomophthoraceae) attacking Aphis spiraecola on citrus in. ].K. Pellet al. 133.
T. M. Butt, C. Jackson, N. Magan, 2001
