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The Parasitism of the Ringworm Group of Fungi
Archives of Dermatology, 1958The role of the dermatophytes in those conditions recognized clinically as ringworm has been appreciated for over 100 years, and the whole subject has, during this time, been a source of continued interest both to dermatologists and to mycologists. It is, therefore, surprising that we still know so little about the factors which determine and control ...
A J, BARLOW, F W, CHATTAWAY
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Parasites and autoimmunity: The case of fungi
Autoimmunity Reviews, 2008Infectious agents can induce autoimmune diseases in several experimental settings, some of which have clinical counterparts. A variety of mechanisms have been invoked to explain these observations, including molecular mimicry and an increase in the immunogenicity of autoantigens caused by inflammation in the target organ.
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Parasitic castration of plants by fungi
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1991If the production of genetically variable offspring is a mechanism of host defense against parasites, then parasites capable of suppressing sexual reproduction in hosts may gain a selective advantage over parasites that do not do so. Recent work has shown that a range of systemic fungi infecting plants sterilize their hosts, effectively preventing ...
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2022
Parasitic fungi occur in virtually every ecosystem, where they can significantly affect the functions of other organisms. Fungal parasites were probably also widespread in the geologic past. However, evidence of fossil fungi and their ecological roles is relatively rare.
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Parasitic fungi occur in virtually every ecosystem, where they can significantly affect the functions of other organisms. Fungal parasites were probably also widespread in the geologic past. However, evidence of fossil fungi and their ecological roles is relatively rare.
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2016
Abstract Parasitic fungi that grow on plants have reshaped the biosphere and caused the deaths of millions of people since the beginning of agriculture. Dutch elm disease and chestnut blight are examples of fungal pandemics that resulted in widespread ecological changes in the 20th century.
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Abstract Parasitic fungi that grow on plants have reshaped the biosphere and caused the deaths of millions of people since the beginning of agriculture. Dutch elm disease and chestnut blight are examples of fungal pandemics that resulted in widespread ecological changes in the 20th century.
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Parasitic fungi from the province of Manisa
Mycopathologia, 1982This paper is a study of the parasitic fungi of Manisa. 32 species of parasitic fungi have been discovered of which 2 species are new for the Turkish parasitic fungal nora. Also, new hosts for 13 of these species are reported in Turkey for the first time.
Karaboz, I, Oner, M
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