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Effect of pH and light on conidium germination in Basidiobolus ranarum
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1974Conidia of Basidiobolus ranarum Eidam were incubated on agars which incorporated zwitterionic buffers. On water agar germination was almost entirely by formation of globose secondary conidia. In light, after 4 h, a particularly high germination level (> 97%) occurred at pH 7·0–9·0. In dark, only at pH 8·0–8·5 was this approached (50–70%).
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Infiltrating, Quasi-Cancerous Rectal Lesions: Unique Manifestation of Visceral Basidiobolus ranarum
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2018To report the finding of transmural rectal involvement, in four children with lesions which seemed to be neoplastic in appearance and progression.The case records of four children presenting with rectal involvement by the fungus Basidiobolus ranarum, were retrospectively analyzed for clinical presentation, hematological and radiological investigations,
Abdullah S, Al-Helal +3 more
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Mycologia, 1994
The capilliconidia of Basidiobolus ranarum produce an apical droplet of extracellular material that aids in dispersal by arthropods, such as mites and termites. Electron microscopic examination ofthe ad? hesive material comprising the haptor of capilliconidia has shown it to consist of an electron-dense band di- rectly around the capilliconidial beak ...
Michael J. Dykstra +1 more
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The capilliconidia of Basidiobolus ranarum produce an apical droplet of extracellular material that aids in dispersal by arthropods, such as mites and termites. Electron microscopic examination ofthe ad? hesive material comprising the haptor of capilliconidia has shown it to consist of an electron-dense band di- rectly around the capilliconidial beak ...
Michael J. Dykstra +1 more
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Fungal Ecology, 2010
Abstract Survival of saprotrophs and opportunistic pathogens of arthropods was studied in 8 Conidiobolus spp. and in Basidiobolus ranarum. Response to brief adverse relative humidity (RH 90 d. Conidia of C. osmodes and B. ranarum survived best at 2 °C; for other species 10 °C was optimal.
Ian J. Hopkins, Arthur A. Callaghan
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Abstract Survival of saprotrophs and opportunistic pathogens of arthropods was studied in 8 Conidiobolus spp. and in Basidiobolus ranarum. Response to brief adverse relative humidity (RH 90 d. Conidia of C. osmodes and B. ranarum survived best at 2 °C; for other species 10 °C was optimal.
Ian J. Hopkins, Arthur A. Callaghan
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Cytobios, 2001
A mycoparasite identified as Thamnocephalis quadrupedata (Mucorales) was observed on cultures of the frog dung fungus, Basidiobolus ranarum. The parasitic fungus, T. quadrupedata possessed infection hyphae with appressoria and penetrating hyphae to attack their host prey and adhere firmly to the surface.
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A mycoparasite identified as Thamnocephalis quadrupedata (Mucorales) was observed on cultures of the frog dung fungus, Basidiobolus ranarum. The parasitic fungus, T. quadrupedata possessed infection hyphae with appressoria and penetrating hyphae to attack their host prey and adhere firmly to the surface.
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Effect of temperature on nucleolar size in Basidiobolus ranarum
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1980E.G. Jordan, J.A. Birkett, A.P.J. Trinci
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Teaching techniques for mycology: 5. Basidiobolus ranarum
Mycologist, 1998Roland W.S. Weber, John Webster
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Cellular Effects from Microbeam Irradiation of Basidiobolus Ranarum with a Laser
Mycologia, 1970J L, Robertson, C L, Wilson
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