ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA APPRESSORIUM
From New Latin, from Latin appressus.
PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «APPRESSORIUM»
appressorium
formation
haustorium
specialized
cell
typical
many
fungal
plant
pathogens
that
used
infect
host
plants
flattened
hyphal
pressing
organ
from
which
merriam
webster
with
audio
pronunciations
word
games
define
thickened
branch
formed
some
parasitic
fungi
facilitates
penetration
differences
between
appressoria
tubes
like
structures
developed
tips
magnaporthe
oryzae
encyclopedia
britannica
puts
branches
cells
forms
mycelial
network
within
invaded
tissue
role
melanin
function
sciencedirect
certain
pathogenic
appear
darkly
pigmented
discrete
wall
layer
have
studied
appressorial
genome
wide
transcriptional
profiling
away
living
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «APPRESSORIUM»
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appressorium en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
appressorium y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
Within about 4 hours, the apex of the germ tube becomes swollen and flattened,
the nucleus divides mitotically, and one daughter nucleus migrates into the
appressorium being formed at the leaf surface. The appressorium differentiates
by ...
2
Annual Plant Reviews, Plant-Pathogen Interactions
appressorium formation. Interestingly, yeast pheromones inhibit appressorium
formation in a mating type-dependent manner (Beckerman etal., 1997), but this
observation has not been confirmed or further investigated. Besides cAMP
signaling ...
3
Major Fungal Diseases of Rice
Environmental cues for the induction of the appressorium How does M grisea
recognise environmental signals in preparation for infection? And once
recognised, how do these cues trigger the developmental infection process?
These are ...
S. Sreenivasaprasad, R. Johnson, 2001
4
Fungal Pathogenesis in Plants and Crops: Molecular Biology ...
Several reports have suggested that the substrate characteristics may be very
important for the induction of appressorium development in fungi. In many cases,
appressorium formation is induced on hydrophobic, but not on hydrophilic ...
5
Plant Relationships: A Comprehensive Treatise on Fungi As ...
CPKA is dispensable for appressorium formation but required for appressorial
penetration. Lipid and glycogen degradation are delayed in the DcpkA mutant
during appressorium formation (Thines et al. 2000). The DcpkA mutant is ...
6
Plant-pathogen Interactions
In M. grisea, the appressorium pore has a specialized single-layered cell wall
that apparently lacks chitin and is much thinner than other areas of appressorium
(Bourett & Howard, 1990). The melanin layer is absent from the appressorial pore
.
7
Mycorrhizal Functioning: An Integrative Plant-Fungal Process
The germ tubes may continue to grow on the root surface or they may undergo
morphological differentiation to produce an infection structure termed an
appressorium. Enhanced branching of the germ tube prior to appressorium
formation is ...
3.3 Appressoria A relatively large number of genes have been isolated that affect
appressoria differentiation and function. Most of these genes have been isolated
from the large appressorium- forming species M grisea and Colletotrichum sp.
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Molecular Plant Pathology
For generating physical force, the structure of the appressoria, along with factors
such as hydrophobins, melanisation and build-up of turgor pressure appear to be
the key to success. In M. grisea the mechanism of appressorium differentiation ...
10
Fungal Genomics: Advances in Genetics
C. Appressorium formation and maturation After surface recognition and the
initial stages of appressorium formation, a septum forms to delimit the developing
appressorium from the rest of the germ tube. Appressoria then undergo a
maturation ...
5 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «APPRESSORIUM»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
appressorium en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Researchers aim to disarm a 'cereal killer'
In order to do its work, the spore must produce a structure called the appressorium, a filament that adheres to the plant surface like an anchor. «Phys.Org, May 14»
UD researchers aim to disarm a 'cereal killer'
In order to do its work, the spore must produce a structure called the appressorium, a filament that adheres to the plant surface like an anchor. «University of Delaware, May 14»
How the fungus that can punch through Kevlar becomes a cereal killer
The appressorium produces glycerol as it grows, which lowers the relative amount of water inside the dome, and draws water in from outside. «Discover Magazine, Jun 12»
UD researcher battles rice blast disease to protect food supply
According to Donofrio, “This specialized structure is called an appressorium, and has been extremely well-studied. Without the appressorium ... «University of Delaware, Mar 10»
Rice fungus genome mapped at last
As it germinates, the spore forms a dome-shaped structure called an "appressorium", or pressure cell, whose task it is to infect the plant. «BBC News, Abr 05»
