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Mycology Glossary - A through B
... Ascospore a sexual spore formed following meiosis in an ascus. Ascus (asci) a sac-like cell generally containing a definite number of ascospores, typically 8, formed after karyogamy and ... sexual spore formed following meiosis, borne on a basidium. Basidium (basidia) a structure bearing on its surface a definite number of basidiospores (usually four) that are formed following karyogamy and ...
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Mycology - Structure and Function - Spores
... Very different types of spores are formed following asexual or sexual processes. LINK Where the spore is genetically similar to its parent, and is formed following a vegetative division, it can be ... asexual spore is formed following one of two processes. In the Zygomycota and Chytridiomycota, the hyphal apex or cell swells. Within the sac, called a sporangium, spores are formed following division of ...
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On-Line Glossary: Z
... resting spore formed after the fusion of two equal gametangia. (23) zygosporangium. In the Zygomycotina: A usually thick-walled, often ornamented, multinucleate resting sporangium formed following anastomosis of gametangia arising from compatible mycelia (in heterothallic species) or from the same mycelium (in homothallic species). (12) zygospore. A sexual resting spore formed ...
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Brown Rot - June, 1998
... on such shoots turn tan to brown and may remain attached for several weeks. Cankers formed following blossom or fruit infection appear as brownish, sunken areas, that are often covered with gum ... spring pruning. Where these practices are separated, the grower has more latitude to selectively prune (following a severe winter with high bud mortality, for example) without increased risk of blossom ...
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Brown Rot - July, 1997
... on such shoots turn tan to brown and may remain attached for several weeks. Cankers formed following blossom or fruit infection appear as brownish, sunken areas, that are often covered with gum ... spring pruning. Where these practices are separated, the grower has more latitude to selectively prune (following a severe winter with high bud mortality, for example) without increased risk of blossom ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Barberry, Common - Herb Profile and Information
... Italians, the Barberry bears the name of Holy Thorn, because it is thought to have formed part of the crown of thorns made for our Saviour. [Top] ---Cultivation---It is generally ... , if fresh from the pulp, or berry, they will germinate in the open in the following spring. ---Parts Used---Stem-bark and root-bark. The stem-bark is collected by shaving ...
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Cliviasmith 2005
... goes out "where do I get one of the yellows?" In 1992, Mr Nick Primich formed the Clivia Club in South Africa. It was Nick’s aim to bring together all ... in just obtaining seed or plants of the yellow form, or other colour forms, the following people with material for sale at certain times are listed below. Please contact them to ...
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May 2003 Newsletter
... and caring for roses in North Carolina.  The talk covered the following major areas with a special focus on Hybrid Teas: Planting ... meal. Pruning Prune when there is ¼” to ½” of new growth formed on previously dormant canes.  Use sharp shears and cut to a ... Your Officers At the first meeting of the WCFRS, the following officers were elected: President: Patti Hartzell 217 Salt Brick Court Wilmington ...
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Doug's Way With Roses
... (Do not feed newly planted roses until the bloom buds have formed.) I think all rosarians have their own methods and formulas ... growing roses for your own enjoyment, you may find the following unnecessary, but as I have said before, growing quality roses ... aid in the prevention of spray bum to foliage, observe the following recommendations. Water thoroughly the day before each spraying. Early morning ...
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People and Plants Online - Current Newsletter
... at Makerere We are most grateful to Prof. Remigius Bukenya-Ziraba for the following information about new courses in Ethnobotany and Conservation Biology at Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda ... Meanwhile, the Group for Development of Curriculum in Applied Ethnobotany in Nepal has been formed, following an earlier initiative of WWF-Nepal People and Plants Project. For further information, contact ...
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