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Snow Mold
... spores, as 1 to 7 mm. black or tan colored resting bodies (sclerotia) or as mycelium on dead grass. These resting structures can be spread to other areas by mowing and by foot ...
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Botrytis Bunch Rot or Gray Mold of Grape, HYG-3025-95
... fungus is present in the vineyard. In spring, the fungus germinates from small, dark, hard resting structures known as sclerotia. The fungus then produces spores (conidia) that spread the disease. These spores ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Rhizoctonia diseases in tobacco greenhouses
... inoculum for Rhizoctonia diseases are infested trays. Resting structures (sclerotia) of R. solani are formed in trays where the disease developed the previous season. These structures are formed on the surface and in ... until next season. On washed infested trays, small specks can be noticeable on the surface. Resting structures of R. solani on the surface of trays can be easily inactivated with a 10 ...
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Pythium root rot in tobacco greenhouses
... the main means of dissemination of this pathogen in this system. Pythium will also form resting structures (chlamydospores and oospores) that will allow them to survive for long periods in soil, but ... 3, 4) Symptoms on roots (Figure 5, 6) Symptoms on plants (Figure 7, 8) Pathogen structures Sporangia, zoospores, oospores (Figure 9, 10, 11, 12) Back to: Plant Disease Information Notes Home ...
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Verticillium Wilt - Collier Arbor, Problems and Solutions
... the roots and stems of the plant. The fungus can survive in the soil as resting structures for years. Management Cultural Plant resistant species back in the area where a plant has ...
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Ornamental Pathology Facts
... plant in some cases. Botrytis forms two types of resting structures on or in infected plant tissue: (1) very dark-brown or black multicelled structures called sclerotia and (2) single-celled, thick, dark ...
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Botrytis or Gray Mold--Garden Disease Control Leaflet 32
... of fungus growth develops on the diseased tissues. Small (up to 1/4") black, hardened resting structures of the fungus called sclerotia may be produced on fleshy parts of stems or fruits ...
uvm.edu

Mycology - Structure and Function - Spores
... Structure & Function Introduction Hyphal Structure Introduction Hyphae Septum Closure of Pores Complex Structures Conclusion Questions Wall Composition & Construction Introduction Composition Construction Communication Hydrophobins in walls ... Introduction Spores are specialised cells of the fungus that can function as resting or dispersal propagules. Each spore has the potential to generate another ...
bugs.bio.usyd.edu.au

Subterranean Termites
... state. Although they nest in soil, subterranean termites can attack structures by building tubes that connect their nest to wood in structures. Aerial nests can occur without a ground connection if all ... Treatment of Concrete Slabs The most common type of construction in Florida is concrete slab resting on the soil. Often the slabs crack or shrink away from the foundation wall allowing ...
edis.ifas.ufl.edu

The Huntington Library
... more are invited to receive recognition at an appropriate site in the Summer Garden. These structures are designed principally in a style reflecting the classical scholar gardens of the Ming and ... have the feeling of being suspended over the lake. The landscaped island between provides a resting point for contemplating the reflections in the lake. The white jade color symbolizes longevity and ...
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