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FAQ - Fungi and Mycorrhizae
... endotrophic (fungus inside roots, Figure 4 ) or ectotrophic (fungus outside the root forming a sheath of mycelium over the root surface). Still other associations in some forest trees are ectendotrophic or combinations of ... an absorptive structure with a very high surface area of transfer for nutrients between the plant and the fungus. The plant usually has few root hairs in this area and the fungus ...
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Crop Diseases in Soybean 1 (Purdue University)
... Downy Mildew Pathogen: Fungus. Peronospora manshurica Symptoms: Pale green to yellow spots on upper leaf surface. Lesions turn grayish brown to dark brown with a yellow or light green margin. Tufts ... are similar to nitrogen and/or potassium deficiency. Some root decay. Cysts on roots first appear as white, lemon-shaped females on root surface. Cysts turn dark brown with age. Conditions: Symptoms are ...
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Stem & Root Anatomy
... Arboretum Wayne's Word Index Noteworthy Plants Trivia Lemnaceae Biology 101 Botany Search Stem & Root Anatomy Cellular Structure of Vascular Plants ***All Images & Illustrations Copyright Protected*** See Article ... of a woody monocot are clearly visible on the smooth cross section. The transverse surface of numerous lignified tracheids and fibers is actually harder than maple. Cutting board ...
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Roses in Alaska: Planting Bare Root Roses
... careful that they don't dry out. The best protection for bare-root roses is to get them into soil. Because water is so crucial ... are not hardy. The rose itself may be labeled hardy, but the root stock may not be. When you plant a grafted hardy rose in ... Own-root roses have a better survival rate and should be planted so the point where the roots join the branches is just below the soil surface. ...
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APSnet Education Center - Lab Exercises in Plant Pathology - Following the disease progression of an ectotrophic root-infecting fungus.
... be infected. Some disease examples caused by root-infecting fungi include take-all of wheat, Pythium root rot, Rhizoctonia root rot of beans, and black root rot of pansies (caused by Thielaviopsis ... burner (if using a dissecting probe) Sterilized wooden applicator sticks Pre-germinated wheat seeds Surface-sterilized creeping bentgrass seed Forceps Parafilm Test tube rack Labeling of test tubes. Label ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Abscess Root - Herb Profile and Information
... in diameter, with the bases of numerous stems on the upper surface, and tufts of pale, slender, smooth, wiry, brittle roots on the ... . It is reported to have cured consumption; an infusion of the root in wineglassful doses is useful in coughs, colds and all lung complaints, producing copious perspiration. The tincture of the root is made of whisky. ---Dosage---1 to 2 fluid ounces, two ...
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New Disease Reports - First report of Fusarium sporotrichioides causing root rot of Erigeron breviscapus in China
... water. Tissue fragments taken from the diseased roots, at the edge of necrotic areas, were surface sterilised, transferred to potato dextrose agar and incubated at 27°C in the dark. Cultures ... in the same field and observed daily for symptom development. All the inoculated plants showed root rot 14 days after inoculation. None of the wounded control plants developed symptoms. F. sporotrichioides ...
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annosum_armillaria root rot
... is another management technique. Phlebiopsis (Peniophora) gigantea can be applied to a freshly cut stump surface to prevent infection. There are a number of other management and control practices recommended. ... Armillaria Root Rot Mycelial fans of Armillaria species appear as white fan-like sheets beneath the bark of infected trees. Black rhizomorphs are produced beneath the bark and on the surface ...
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Fruit Disease Focus - Phytophthora Root, Crown and Collar Rots  - June, 1998
... Department of Plant Pathology, N.Y. State Agricultural Experiment Station, Cornell University I. Introduction: Phytophthora root, crown, and collar rots are common and destructive diseases of fruit trees throughout the ... saturated with water--that is, when water is standing or puddled on the soil surface. The microscopic zoospores then use tail-like structures to swim short distances through the ...
www.caf.wvu.edu

root collar fungi
... root collar fungi Armillaria spp. * Mushroom * Cap in shades of yellowish ... to 6 inches broad, typically covered with powdery layer of spores. * Pore surface creamy white to pale tan, purple-brown upon bruising. * Pores circular ... inches wide, minutely tomentose with a wavy margin, often forming in clusters. * Pore surface sulphur yellow to pale tan with angular pores. * Habitat: Found on living ...
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