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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Barberry, Common - Herb Profile and Information
... minute spores which do attack the wheat. These develop parasitic threads within the leaf, from which arise the red rust-spores: subsequently dark brown or black spores, consisting of two cells, called wheat-mildew, appear. After a time these throw off red, onecelled spores which attack the Barbarry; ...
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Untitled Document
... objective - bright field. Euglenoid Motion by Two Cells: 100x objective - Modified dark field illumination. A view of Euglena cells with flagella paralyzed by nickel sulfate. Euglenoid Motion ... Two cells of Setcreasea through focused movie: 60x objective - Nomarski illumination. Click here for ordering information by mail Dynamic Plant Phenomena Clips Included Expanding elators of Equisetum Spores ...
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Tom Volk's Thansgiving fungi
... Black wart of potato It's a Chytrid, a fungus with swimming spores. It mostly lives inside the host cells of the potato-hence the endobioticum. Alternaria solani Early blight of potato ...
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Mycology - Structure and Function - Spores
... Sclerotia & Stromata Introduction Stromata Sclerotia Germination Conclusion Questions Spores, Sexual and Asexual Introduction Spores are specialised cells of the fungus that can function as resting or dispersal propagules. Each spore has the potential to generate another individual of the species. In contrast to seeds, spores ...
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Spores, Sexual and Asexual Questions
... Essentially all cells, once separated from the mycelium, have the potential to initiate a new thallus. Therefore, spores are non specialised cells and cells which function to disperse the fungus. Arthrospores are fragments of hyphae. Conidia, sporangiospores and zoospores are specialised cells which reproduce the fungi asexually. The sexual spores ...
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Department of Plant Biology - Facilities
... Pathogen Entry into Plant Cells A majority of host plants are resistant to the majority of pathogens encountered in their environment whether these are wind or rain borne spores that land on ... microbes happened upon by plant roots. Grape vines are not susceptible to the powdery mildew spores from diseased mustard plants in a neighboring field for example. The underlying mechanisms of this ...
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Adiantaceae [First Draft]
... or truncate etc.; sporangia globular, long stalked, annuli erect; mostly consist of 18-28 incrassate cells; spores tetrahedric, yellowish, transparent, smooth and experine.        Two genera: ... straight or slightly depressed, blacka and ciriaceous, entire or slightly undulate and persistent. Perines of spores with indistinct granulate ornamentations.        In limestone crevices; edemic ...
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Athyriaceae [First Draft]
... morphologically. Stipes pale brown-red, costae stramineous, laminae bearing pale yellow glandular cells on the abaxial surface, spores normal. Diploid or tetraploid, 2n=84@,168@. * Taiwan. Type from Ali ... when young, hidden by sporangia at maturity, persistent. Annulus consisted of 12—13 cells. Spores bean-shaped, dark-brown, darkened, perispore surface with dense tapered spine-like processes. ...
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Fern Propagation from spores
... cycle. Mature plants produce spores on the underside of the leaves. When these germinate they grow into small heart-shaped plants known as prothalli. Male and female cells are produced on these plants and after fertilisation occurs the adult fern begins to develop. Collecting spores To collect spores place a portion of mature frond ...
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Bryophyta
... - sterile jacket, inside is sporogenous tissue which forms spore mother cells. Meiosis - spore tetrad - mature spores. Spores released only when gametophyte dies and decays. B. Marchantia. ... forms spore mother cells & spores. Elaters eject spores. IV. Anthocerotae. - Hornworts, Anthoceros A. Gametophytes simple, gametangia not surrounded by jacket of sterile cells. Homothallic or heterothallic. ...
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