Titlebook: Electron Microscopy of Plant Pathogens; Kurt Mendgen,Dietrich-Eckhardt Lesemann Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Cryofixat

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Immunological Detection and Localization of Mycoplasma-Like Organisms (MLOs) in Plants and Insects agents. These yellows diseases had many features recognized as those of viruses, such as viruslike symptoms, ., host specificity, and filtrability of the agent through bacterial filters. Nevertheless, there were symptoms such as greening or . of the inflorescence, which were very particular. Charact

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Interactions Between Pseudomonas and ,,in fungal development characteristic of successful parasitism, e.g. the formation of penetration pegs and haustoria [2, 8, 16, 18, 23]. In contrast to the successes achieved with fungi, attempts to use microscopy to develop an understanding of specificity in the interactions between plants and phyto

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The Fate of Peripheral Vesicles in Zoospores of , During Infection of Plants,bers of zoospores into the soil. The zoospores can be transported passively over considerable distances by underground water, thereby facilitating the spread of the pathogen. Once in the vicinity of a root, the zoospores exhibit positive Chemotaxis to the root exudate and as a result rapidly accumul

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Extracellular Materials of Fungal Structures: Their Significance at Prepenetration Stages of Infecticantly for many disease interactions. Fungi generally undergo a series of distinct morphological changes before attempting host penetration. To date, most studies on infection processes deal with penetration and post-penetration stages of fungal development. However, several observations suggest th

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Rust Haustoria,ts by means of haustoria. Questions that come to mind are the possible role(s) of haustoria in establishing a biotrophic relationship or in nutrient absorption/transfer, and their evolutionary significance. Fundamental to these questions are an appreciation of the fine structure of haustoria and the

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Infection by Magnaporthe: An In Vitro Analysis,amorph, . sp.), an ascomycete, has been of considerable interest because of its global agronomic impact in inciting blast disease and because it is recognized as one of the most widely disseminated foliar pathogens. In recent years . has become more valuable for investigation because it can be genet

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75818-8Cryofixation; Elektronenmikroskopie; Gefrierfixierung; Pathogen; Pflanzen-Pathogene; Protozoa; Viren; Virus

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