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Plant Pathology: Infection Process
... cells and form haustoria. The mildew sporulates and the infected cells eventually die, although necrosis is delayed and contained, compared to that caused by necrotrophic pathogens. Rust fungi can also delay senescence in infected cells ...
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HortNews- March 2006
... thickets. The disease in characterized by rough, hard, elongated, black swellings that persist on infected plants. Black knot infections on a main scaffold branch (above) and smaller branches (right). ... When environmental conditions are cool and wet, the spores germinate and infect the leaf tissue. Infected cells do not develop normally due to the secretion of growth regulating chemicals by the ...
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Viral Diseases
... caused by the body's response to virus infection: immune reaction to altered virus-infected cells, release by infected cells of inflammatory substances, or circulation in the b http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/sci ...
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OSU PCMB - Dr. Desh Pal Verma's Profile
... occurs in the infected cells. Purines are then transported to the uninfected cells of nodules where they are oxidized. The latter occurs inside peroxisomes that are proliferated in the uninfected cells of nodules. We ...
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Untitled Document
... they mostly have parallel veins running lengthwise along the leaves. Beginning from a tissue with infected cells, as the plant grows, the “problem” is transmitted down the entire leaf, producing ... mutation. Laboratory experiments show that B- and X- rays lower the number of meristem cells, which may cause variegation. Chemical substances are also capable of producing variegation in plants. ...
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ICPP98 Paper Number 1.11.29
... at least three steps: virus replication in initially infected cells; cell-to-cell movement via plasmodesmata; and long-distance transport, after which virus infects cells and organs distant from the site of initial ...
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Rhizogenesis Lab - Projects
... studies have shown an expression in the infection zone, and in prenodules, in cells being infected by Frankia (Laplaze et al., 2000). Using transgenic C. glauca and A. ... ). We produced antibodies against CG12 protein. Immunolocalization exsperiments showed that CG12 is present in infected cells in the matrix surrounding infecting Frankia hyphae. GFP expression in transgenic A. verticillata ...
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Rhynie IX
... CHERT AND ITS FLORA IX. FUNGI AND NON-VASCULAR PLANTS A spore of Aglaophyton infected by fungi Apart from vascular plants, many other organisms have been documented from the ... ponds. Like vascular plants, alga are sometimes infected by fungi. The infected cells show - just like in modern charophytes - a particular host reaction: the infected cell is strongly swollen. The systematical position ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Barberry, Common - Herb Profile and Information
... asserted that wheat planted within three or four hundred yards of a Barberry bush became infected with rust or mildew, but this belief has not been substantiated by recent observations. Professor ... 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 ...
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Can North American rose hybridizers safely use pollen from PNRSV infected roses
... that he cannot be sure that the infected seedlings came from infected seeds (the virus may have infected the seedlings after they were planted (infected shears, infection from thrips, etc.)). What it ... See footnote (15). The authors of that study comment: "However, the possibility that sperm cells are infected during or after mitosis, before fertilization, cannot be ruled out. In addition, it is ...
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