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Microcyclic Conidiation Cycles in Epichloe typhina

1991-11-01

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Germination of ascospores in Epichloe typhina was described earlier as iterative germination in which each part spore of an ascospore germinated and produced conidia without an intervening mycelial phase. In the present study it was determined that the conidia produced by iterative germination also undergo an additional series of microcyclic conidiations. Thus, conidia produced from the ascosporic microcyclic stru...

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Literature Corpus work: 34e7d972-5b62-51e2-aecb-4bc082f131e4
DOI: 10.2307/3760431

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