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Studies on the conidia of Aspergillus oryzae. IX. Protein synthesizing activity of dormant conidia
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis, 1969Abstract Kinetic studies of phenylalanine incorporation show that lower incorporation with the conidia system of Aspergillus oryzae is not due to a leveling off of the incorporation but due to ribosomes which are very unstable. Conidia ribosomes melt at lower temperature and are more rapidly autolyzed than vegetative cell ribosomes, possibly due to
K, Horikoshi, Y, Ikeda
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Fine structure of germinatingPenicillium megasporum conidia
Protoplasma, 1967Penicillium megasporum conidia have spore walls consisting of several layers. There is no visible change in the outer wall layers during spore germination, but the inner layers increases in thickness on only one side of the spore, resulting in a rupture of the outer wall layers and subsequently in germ tube formation.
C C, Remsen, W M, Hess, M M, Sassen
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Thermotolerance of Fungal Conidia
2019Conidia of entomopathogenic fungi (EF) are the propagules most frequently used in arthropod biocontrol programs. This anamorphic form is essential for the infection process, including spore germination, penetration, vegetative growth, conidiogenesis and dissemination.
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Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1985
An attempt is made at a unified morphological analysis of the hyphomycetous anamorph as seen in its two phenotypic expressions: the vegetative (=hyphae and mycelia) and the reproductive (=conidiophores, conidiogenous cells, proconidia and free propagules). (Multi-hyphal structures are ignored).
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An attempt is made at a unified morphological analysis of the hyphomycetous anamorph as seen in its two phenotypic expressions: the vegetative (=hyphae and mycelia) and the reproductive (=conidiophores, conidiogenous cells, proconidia and free propagules). (Multi-hyphal structures are ignored).
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Conidia of Coccidioides immitis
1991Airborne fungal spores (sporangiospores, ascospores, basidiospores, and conidia) are ubiquitous (Gregory, 1973; Cole and Samson, 1984) and a source of constant aggravation to individuals suffering from inhalant allergy (Hoffman, 1984). Mold components of the air spora also represent a threat to immunocompromised patients, particularly those undergoing ...
Garry T. Cole, Theo N. Kirkland
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CONIDIOPHORES, CONIDIA, AND CLASSIFICATION
Canadian Journal of Botany, 1953Characters of conidiophore and conidium development are used for the separation of some common temperate and a few tropical Hyphomycetes into eight Sections. The need for further studies on the precise method of conidium development is stressed because this promises to provide the most stable character for the classification of Fungi Imperfecti as a ...
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Airborne conidia of Belemnospora
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1985Conidia trapped from the air in Cambridge are compared and identified with the conidia of Belemnospora verruculosa .
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Biological destruction of conidia ofVerticillium biguttatum
European Journal of Plant Pathology, 1996Because biological control ofRhizoctonia solani in potato with conidial suspensions of the mycoparasiteVerticillium biguttatum was often less successful in sandy soils than in loamy soils, we examined soils of potato fields for the presence of organisms destructive to conidia ofV. biguttatum.
Jager, G., Velvis, H.
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Mycological Research, 1991
The asexual conidial apparatus of Polyporus varius is illustrated. Both clamped (dikaryotic) and unclamped (monokaryotic) mycelia produce aerial conidiophores with sparingly branched chains of dry, ovoid, unicellular conidia. Most conidia from the mycelium with clamp-connections germinate to give unclamped mycelia, but about 10% give mycelia with ...
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The asexual conidial apparatus of Polyporus varius is illustrated. Both clamped (dikaryotic) and unclamped (monokaryotic) mycelia produce aerial conidiophores with sparingly branched chains of dry, ovoid, unicellular conidia. Most conidia from the mycelium with clamp-connections germinate to give unclamped mycelia, but about 10% give mycelia with ...
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Nature Microbiology, 2021
Fungi produce millions of clonal asexual conidia (spores) that remain dormant until favourable conditions occur. Conidia contain abundant stable messenger RNAs but the mechanisms underlying the production of these transcripts and their composition and functions are unknown.
Fang Wang +7 more
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Fungi produce millions of clonal asexual conidia (spores) that remain dormant until favourable conditions occur. Conidia contain abundant stable messenger RNAs but the mechanisms underlying the production of these transcripts and their composition and functions are unknown.
Fang Wang +7 more
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