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Small-secreted proteins as virulence factors in nematode-trapping fungi
Trends in Microbiology, 2022Nematode-trapping fungi (NTF), such as Arthrobotrys flagrans (Duddingtonia flagrans), are soil-borne fungi able to form adhesive trapping networks to attract and catch nematodes. In this forum piece we highlight some of their most fascinating features with a special focus on the role of small-secreted proteins in the predatory interaction.
Reinhard Fischer, Natalia Requena
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Classification of dendrocola nematode-trapping fungi
Journal of Forestry Research, 2020Pine wilt disease, caused by Bursaphelenchus xylophilus and Bursaphelenchus mucnatus, is a serious quarantined disease. Arboreal nematode-trapping fungi of Pinus spp. are effective predators on nematodes and have strong host adaptability. The development of these fungal resources may be an effective way to control pine wood nematodes.
Haixiao Zhang +3 more
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A Staining Technique for the Examination of Nematode-trapping Fungi
Nature, 1964JANUS green, a bluish green basic dye of the morio-azo group, was observed to react in an interesting and useful manner with both nematode-trapping fungi and their prey. The dye is used at a concentration of 0.01 per cent in 0.2 M sodium acetate–acetic acid buffer at pH 4.6, and added drop by drop to the test material.
M A, FAUST, D, PARMER
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Carbohydrate Nutrition of some Nematode-trapping Fungi
Nature, 1967ALTHOUGH the predaceous habit of the nematode-trapping Hyphomycetes has aroused wide interest the physiology of species within this group remains relatively unexplored. It has been suggested that during the decomposition of organic matter in the soil these fungi are capable of trapping nematodes only while suitable carbon sources are available to ...
V, Satchuthananthavale, R C, Cooke
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Nutritional studies on nematode-trapping fungi
Folia Microbiologica, 1989Utilization of 18 carbon and nitrogen sources and 9 vitamins by three network forming fungiArthrobotrys oligospora, A. conoides andMonacrosporium cystosporum was studied. They were able to utilize almost all the carbon and nitrogen sources except few and showed variation in their efficiency of utilization.
G. Saxena, R. Dayal, K. G. Mukerji
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Occurrence of Nematode-trapping Fungi in the Rhizosphere
Nature, 1964ALTHOUGH there are many species of predaceous fungi that capture and kill nematodes in soil, there are little if any data in the literature to indicate if they are preferentially stimulated by roots. Since nematodes tend to accumulate in the root zone or rhizosphere1 we determined the incidence of nematode-trapping fungi in this region as compared with
E. A. PETERSON, H. KATZNELSON
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Nematode-trapping fungi against parasitic cattle nematodes
Parasitology Today, 1993Interactions between larvae of bovine gastrointestinal nematode parasites and nematode-trapping fungi, such as Arthrobotrys and Duddingtonia species and strains have been studied in Denmark. In this article Jørn Grønvold, Jens Wolstrup, Peter Nansen and Svend Aage Henriksen discuss how these fungi are able to grow, trap and kill parasitic nematode ...
J, Grønvold +3 more
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Nitrogen nutrition of some nematode-trapping fungi
Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1967Arthrobotrys oligospora, Dactylaria clavispora and D. thaumasia which form adhesive networks have been shown to be able to utilize nitrite, nitrate, ammonium and organic nitrogen during growth. A. anchonia, A. dactyloides, Monacrosporium bembicodes and M. doedycoides which form constricting rings cannot utilize nitrite and have a reduced ability
V. Satchuthananthavale, R.C. Cooke
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