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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CONIDIOSPORE»
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Microbial Foodborne Diseases: Mechanisms of Pathogenesis and ...
the fluffy class activate brlA, which initiates a cascade of regulatory factors that
results in conidiospore development (Lee and Adams, 1994a, b; Lee and Adams,
1995). Among these genes, identified initially by the phenotype of the ...
Jeffrey W. Cary, John E. Linz, Deepak Bhatnagar,
1999
2
Disaccharidases—Advances in Research and Application: 2012 ...
Chongqing University: Genetically altering the expression of neutral trehalase
gene affects conidiospore thermotolerance of the entomopathogenic fungus
Metarhizium acridum Fresh data on Disaccharidases are presented in the report
...
3
Morphogenesis and Pathogenicity in Fungi
12.4.2. Conidiogenesis. and. Conidiospore. Germination. in. Culture. The ability
of E. festucae to undergo asexual reproduction in culture is quite variable, but
most strains seem to sporulate rather sparsely. While nutrient limitation seems to
...
José Pérez Martín, Antonio Di Pietro,
2012
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The publications of the Pennsylvania Chestnut Tree Blight ...
DM FERENTIATION OF ASCOSPORE AND CONIDIOSPORE COLONIES ON
PETRI DISH CULTURES. The tests made in hanging drop cultures iu regard to
the rapidity of germination of the two types of spores suggested the possibility of ...
Pennsylvania. Chestnut Tree Blight Commission,
1915
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Report of the Pennsylvania Chestnut Tree Blight Commission
DIE FERENTIATION 0F ASCOSI'ORE AND CONIDIOSPORE COLONIES 0N l'
lfiTltl DISH CULTURES. The tests made in hanging drop cultures in regard to the
rapidity of germination of the two types of spores suggested the possibility of ...
Pennsylvania. Chestnut Tree Blight Commission,
1913
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Report (July 1-December 31, 1912)
DIE FERENTIATION OF ASCOSPORE AND CONIDIOSPORE COLONIES ON
PETRI DISH CULTURES. The tests made in hanging drop cultures in regard to
the rapidity of germination of the two types of spores suggested the possibility of ...
Pennsylvania Chestnut Tree Blight Commission,
1913
It will be recalled that in the cross involving the two characters, conidiospore
colour and growth rate, the four possible types of progeny were obtained at equal
frequencies (see figure 5, page 10). At the same time, the point was made that
not ...
... uploader was Twooars at en.wikipedia Image:Arabidopsis-epiderm-
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index.php?title=File:Arabidopsis-epiderm-conidiospore-hyaloperonospora-
parasitica.jpg ...
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Coffee Rust: Epidemiology, Resistance, and Management
Spore germination was reduced by about 50% when culture filtrates or
conidiospore suspensions were added to uredospores of H. vastatrix. No
bursting of uredospores, as has been recorded with more concentrated culture
filtrates of V.
Ajjamada C. Kushalappa, Albertus B. Eskes,
1989
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The Facts on File Dictionary of Biology
... as hereditary factors. conidiophore /kŏ-nid-ee-ŏ-for, -fohr/ See conidium.
conidiospore /kŏ-nid-ee-ŏ-spor, -spohr/ See conidium. conidium /kŏ-nid-ee-ŭm/ (
pl. conidia) (conidiospore) An asexual spore of certain fungi, e.g. Pythium and
Albugo.
Robert Hine, Daintith,
2009