10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZYGOSPORIC»
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1
Miscellaneous Publication
Zygosporic, chlamydosporic, and sporangial species have been included in
Endogone with little evidence that the three types are related. They were grouped
together because all three types produce sporocarps and the zygospores and ...
2
Mycorrhizae: proceedings
Zygosporic, chlamydosporic, and sporangial species have been included in
Endogone with little evidence that the three types are related. They were grouped
together because all three types produce sporocarps and the zygospores and ...
Edward Hacskaylo, James Wessell Gerdemann, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1971
6.1) contains another lineage of zygosporic fungi, the Entomophthorales (Fig. 6.3
) (White et al., 2006b; Hibbett et al., 2007; Humber, 2008). Many
entomopathogens are found in the group (Keller, 2007), but a more inclusive
phylogenetic study ...
Fernando E. Vega, Harry K. Kaya, 2012
4
Carotenoids in the Fungi Mucorales: Special Reference to ...
In a second paper, Cunningham (131) described a second species, C. simsoni,
including the zygosporic stage. Here he stated in connection with zygospores :
The colour of the contents of the conjugating processes varies from different ...
Clifford William Hesseltine, 1961
5
Fungal Diseases:: An Emerging Threat to Human, Animal, and ...
Evidence from gene order conversion and multilocus sequencing indicates that
microsporidians are Fungi (see below; Lee et al., 2010). Note also that zoosporic
and zygosporic fungal groups are not supported as monophyletic. Tree based on
...
Forum on Microbial Threats, Leslie Pray, David A. Relman, 2011
6
The Ecology of Fungal Entomopathogens
1974). In addition, the phylogenetic position of specialized, flagellated,
intracellular parasites in two genera (Rozella and Olpidium) are not well resolved
, and they lie outside other flagellated clades in current trees (Fig. 5). Zygosporic
fungi are ...
Helen E. Roy, Fernando E. Vega, Dave Chandler, 2010
In a second paper, Cunningham (181) described a second species, C. simsoni,
including the zygosporic stage. Here he stated in connection with zygospores:
The colour of the contents of the conjugating processes varies from different
shades ...
They attached great importance to these specimens as they apparently justified
the inclusion of the zygosporic species (Endogone), the chlamy- dosporic
species (Glomus, Glaziella, and Sclerocystis), and therefore the later-described
genera ...
Conway Ll Powell, D. Joseph Bagyaraj, 1984
9
Daedalus: Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Although the zygosporic or chlamydosporic nature of these spores is usually
manifest, except in very old material, it is not always easy in cases where they are
surrounded by densely compacted hyphal tissue, to determine whether their
origin ...
PLATE IV. Figure 52. Pbycomyees nitens showing zygosporic lines at regions of
contact between (+) and (— ) strains. The vegetative differences distinguishing
the two strains are but slightly indicated in the photograph. Figure 53. Mucor v.
