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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Saprophytes"”.
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Ecology and Taxonomy of Leptosphaerulina spp. Associated with Turfgrasses in the United States
… the fungi are pathogens, senectophytes, or saprophytes of turfgrasses. Perennial ryegrass and creeping bentgrass plants were stressed by placing them in a dew chamber set at 38ºC, 100% R.H., and no light for two and one days respectively. Plants were inoculated with cultures of …
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ΑΝΑΖΗΤΗΣΗ ΚΕΡΑΤΙΝΟΦΙΛΩΝ ΜΥΚΗΤΩΝ ΚΑΙ CANDIDA ΣΕ ΑΘΛΗΤΙΚΟΥΣ ΧΩΡΟΥΣ
… ONLYBY THE KNOWN PATHOGENIC SPECIES BUT ALSO BY SAPROPHYTES OF THE ENVIRONMENT ESPECIALLY OF THE SOIL AND THE AIR. THE SOIL FUNGI OFTEN PRODUCE SKIN MYCOSIS, MOSTLY WHEN THE SKIN COMES IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE SPORE INFECTED ENVIRONMENT. IN THE PRESENT STUDY WE DECIDED TO SEARCH PATHOGENIC AND …
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Distribution and Frequency of Aquatic Oomycetes Throughout Marin County in Relation to Physical Chemical Water Parameters
… a well-known group of plant pathogens and saprophytes. Important species include <em>Phytophthora ramorum </em>(causal agent of sudden oak death), <em>Pythium aphanidermatum</em> (root rot), and <em>Phytophthora infestans </em>(late potato blight), all major threats to the environment, …
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The Evolutionary Diversity and Biological Function of Phenazine Metabolite Biosynthesis in Burkholderia SPP
… Gram-negative bacteria that include numerous saprophytes, as well as several species that cause infections in animals, immunocompromised patients, and plants. Some species of <em>Burkholderia </em>produce colored redox-active secondary metabolites called phenazines (Phz). In the model …
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Responses to Antifungal and Alkaline pH Stress in Human Fungal Pathogens
… C. neoformans, agricultural pathogens, and saprophytes. Recently, we identified the first basidiomycete Rim pathway pH sensor, the C. neoformans Rra1 protein. </p><p>Through a proteomics-based screen for potential Rra1 pH sensor signaling partners or interactors, we identified nucleosome …
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Assessment of disease suppression in organic transitional cropping systems
… suppression of diseases caused by facultative saprophytes (e.g., F. virguliforme), while encouraging diseases caused by facultative parasites (e.g., R. solani). Over the three year transition period, there was an increase in soil suppressiveness based on greenhouse bioassay data. In the R. …
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Bases agronómicas para la utilización de restos agrarios en biodesinfección de suelos
… protocols, determining their effect on saprophytes, predators and soil bio-indicators, complimented by the management of Xiphinema index, an ectoparasitic nematode vector of the GFLV virus in grapevines. The effects of biodesinfection on soil fertility and crop production are also taken …
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Molecular studies on the taxonomy, host-associations and viruses of the Diplodia-like anamorphs of the Botryosphaeriaceae
… many species, which are well-known as pathogens, saprophytes and endophytes of plants and especially of trees. As a result of their pathogenic nature and potential threat to plantations and agricultural crops, much research has been devoted to their identification. The main focus of studies that …