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... to the plasma membrane (pm) and to a halo surrounding the fungal penetration peg (p). The powdery mildew fungal structures are stained to give red fluorescence and PEN3-GFP fluoresces in ... where they poison the fungal penetration peg and limit pathogen ingress into epidermal cells. Fungal structures, including the conidium (C), are in red. Two other genes that limit fungal ingress are PEN1, which ...
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Verticillium Wilt of Strawberry, HYG-3012-95
... in the soil for many years. Under favorable environmental conditions, they germinate and produce threadlike fungal structures (hyphae). Hyphae can penetrate root hairs directly or through breaks or wounds in the ... results in reduced water uptake by the plant; thus, the plants wilt and wither. As fungal colonies get older they produce microsclerotia in infected host tissue. As these infected tissues ...
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Bitter Rot of Grape HYG-3032-92
... days the skin of the berry is ruptured (more or less uniformly) by black pustules (fungal structures). Under moist conditions these pustules may coalesce to form irregular blisters over the fruit surface ... Brownish, watersoaked spots Small, circular, whitish spot, which is soon surrounded by a brown ring Fungal fruiting bodies on infected fruit Irregular and variable in size Round and uniform in size ...
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On-Line Glossary: S
... component that determines its antigenic specificity. (5) seta. 1. In nematodes: Elongated cuticular structures articulating with the cuticle; in general, tactile sensory organs usually located around the ... plant disease (e.g., fungal spores or other fungal structures, bacterial ooze). (3) slime mold. A member of a category of eukaryotic organisms that typically have some fungal-like attributes and ...
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APSnet Education Center - Laboratory Exercises in Plant Pathology - Cytology of Fungal Infection
... . Figure 1. Schematic representation of the fungal structures present during infection. Figure 1 provides a diagrammatic representation of important structures formed during the infection process of many ... -400×magnification. First, take the time necessary to familiarize yourself with the various fungal structures (germ tubes, appressoria, infection hyphae) present in your mount. Then select ten ...
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New Disease Reports - First record of powdery mildew caused by Oidiopsis haplophylli on Tropaeolum majus in Brazil
... majus In November 2005 plants showing symptoms of angular leaf spots with an abaxial whitish fungal cover, similar to those caused by Ramularia-like fungi, were collected in a garden at ... The disease started as chlorotic leaf spots, which later became  necrotic and angular.  The whitish fungal structures turned out to belong to a powdery mildew, which had the following morphology: internal mycelium ...
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New Disease Reports - Plasmopara australis newly recorded from Brazil on the new host Luffa cylindrica
... , with a clear water-soaked margin and a white, lanose to felt-like mass of fungal structures abaxially.(Fig. 1-6). A sample was deposited in the local herbarium (VIC 28797). The ... , Peronosporales). Sydowia 54, 129-136. Farr DF, Rossman AY, Palm ME, McCray EB, No Date. Fungal Databases, Systematic Botany & Mycology Laboratory, ARS, USDA. Retrieved June 24, 2005, from http://nt.ars ...
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Crop Diseases in Soybean 1 (Purdue University)
... Symptoms: No definite leaf or stem lesions are produced under field conditions. Fungal spore-bearing structures (pycnidia) appear as black specks in linear rows on dead stems and ... Light gray or silver discoloration in taproot and lower stem after flowering. Small black fungal structures (microsclerotia) present in taproot and stem tissues. Conditions: High soil temperatures, dry weather. ...
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HON 298 Final Project
... least 24 inches in diameter at breast height (dbh) and had either current fungal structures or potential for fungal development. Each tree was evaluated and designated on a campus map found below. The ... and fracture-safety of urban trees. They are named for their exogenous spore formation on structures called basidia. The fruit bodies of the polypores are often bracket or hoof shaped growing ...
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Dimorphic Structures Questions
... Structures Questions Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 ... arrived at your answer. Instructions for saving this page with your responses. Dimorphic Structures Questions Question 1 If a fungus switches from a filamentous to a yeast ... such as HIV. The immune system has an amazing capacity to control fungal infection, so that when fungi enter the body, medical practitioners are often ...
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