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Immunological Detection of the Neotyphodium-Like Endophyte of Annual Ryegrass
1997Annual ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum) is sometimes infected with a Neotyphodium-like endophytic fungus (Latch et al. 1988). The significance of this little-studied endophyte is not thought to be great as it has not been associated with any livestock disorders, or with resistance to invertebrates, with the exception that Argentine stem weevil ...
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Presence of Neotyphodium-like endophytes in European grasses
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Leyronas, Christel, Raynal, G.
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Cellular and Molecular Techniques for Characterising Neotyphodium/Grass Interactions
1997Cellular and molecular techniques have developed at a rapid pace over the past decade. This technology, often described under the umbrella term “Biotechnology”, is a collection of methods which have application in many varied areas of research but rely on a common technology core. These methods generally have their roots in biochemistry, with molecular
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Field Performance of Tall Fescue with Low Infection with Neotyphodium Endophyte
1997Tall fescue is used in New Zealand to provide quality summer herbage in summer-dry areas, and to provide a ryegrass staggers-free pasture in regions where perennial rye-grass can only persist if infected with ryegrass endophyte (Easton et al. 1994). Volunteer tall fescue growing on roadsides and on farm waste areas is heavily infected with the tall ...
H. S. Easton, B. M. Cooper
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Neotyphodium coenophialum (tall fescue endophyte)
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Gene flow in the endophyte Neotyphodium and implications for coevolution with Festuca arizonica
Molecular Ecology, 2004T J Sullivan
exaly
A new Neotyphodium species from Festuca parvigluma Steud. grown in China
Mycologia, 2009Zhi-Wei Wang
exaly