Titlebook: Histology, Ultrastructure and Molecular Cytology of Plant-Microorganism Interactions; Michel Nicole,Vivienne Gianinazzi-Pearson Book 1996

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Gold Cytochemistry Applied to the Study of Plant Defense Reactions,thology. Because polysaccharides are major plant and microbial cell surface components, their involvement in a number of functions including recognition, attachment, and adhesion has long been recognized of key importance in the outcome of a given interaction. Consequently, their precise in situ loc

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Use of Monoclonal Antibodies to Study Differentiation of , Infection Structures,hes have so far been restricted to infection structures that can be obtained ., such as appressoria. Identification of genes expressed by infection structures formed following host penetration is more difficult due to contamination with host mRNAs, although recent advances in the isolation of such s

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Structural and Functional Aspects of Mycobiont - Photobiont Relationships in Lichens Compared with biotic phenotype (morphotype, chemotype etc.), .. the form in which we find and collect lichens in nature. Axenically cultured, aposymbiotic phenotypes differ very significantly from symbiotic ones. Therefore it is customary among lichenologists to refer to the mycobiont of a particular lichen speci

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Compartmentalization in Trees: New Findings During the Study of Dutch Elm Disease,h as tyloses and gums (gels). Wall 2 restricts the inward spread by means of the thick walls of fibers comprised in latewood. Ray cells form wall 3 and limit the tangential colonization. Finally, the strongest barrier, wall 4 (barrier zone), is formed by the cambium after the onset of infection. Alt