obligate parasites

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Plant Virus Diseases
... nucleic acid center. The nucleic acid is the infectious component of a virus. Viruses are obligate parasites, meaning that they must be within living tissue before they can reproduce themselves. They require ...
plantpathology.tamu.edu

On-Line Glossary: H
... branch of a hypha formed inside a host cell by certain plant-parasitic fungi (especially obligate parasites) in order to obtain nutrients. (Pl. haustoria.) (16) head. In nematodes: That portion anterior to ...
ppathw3.cals.cornell.edu

K-12 Plant Path-Ways Page
... . Jasalavich. An introduction to a common group of fungi, the powdery mildew fungi, which are obligate parasites of plants. This exercise can be used to explore the ecology of a diverse group ...
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APSnet Education Center - K-12 Lessons and Laboratories - Powdery Mildew Fungi: Classification and Ecology
... Ecology An introduction to a common group of fungi, the powdery mildew fungi, which are obligate parasites of plants. This exercise can be used to explore the ecology of a diverse group ...
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Forest Insect and Disease Management
... Path Field Lab Nov 13 L1 Rusts L2 Mistletoes L3 Foliage diseases Rec Discussion - managing obligate parasites Path Lab Nov 20 L1 MIDTERM 2 L2 Abiotic decline diseases, cankers L3 Pathogens and ...
www.bcc.orst.edu

nematode website
... courtesy of Dr. Charles Opperman and Aimee Salstead General Information All plant parasitic nematodes are obligate parasites. They are simple animals which lack a respiratory and circulatory system. They do not kill ...
www.cals.ncsu.edu

Powdery Mildew Disease
... are caused by fungi in the order Peronosporales. Members of the order Erysiphales are considered obligate parasites of plants because they require a living host to survive. All attempts to grow them ...
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ODIN004 - Powdery Mildew of Ornamentals and Shade Trees
... on zinnia will not spread to dogwood or sycamore, and vice-versa. Also, they are obligate parasites, meaning that they can only grow on living plant tissue. Some powdery mildew fungi survive ...
www.ces.ncsu.edu

Ascomycota
... frequently seen in peaches and other trees. C. Powdery mildews This group of fungi are obligate parasites, usually occurring on the leaves of plants, where they rarely kill their hosts, but usually ...
www.cs.cuc.edu

SARCOMASTIGOPHORA
... moulds, the prosteliids and dictyosteliids together with acellular, plasmodial or true slime moulds) Plasmodiophorea (mostly obligate parasites of plants) Filosea (aconchulinids and gromiids) Granuloreticulosia (Foraminifera) Xenophyophorea (Psammina) Acantharea Polycystinea Phaeodarea Heliozoea Protista ...
www.il-st-acad-sci.org

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