Titlebook: Snow Mold; The Battle Under Sno Naoyuki Matsumoto,Tom Hsiang Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016 Climate Change.Cold T

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書目名稱Snow Mold影響因子(影響力)




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Debrief

Introduction,phile” are illustrated, and these are ascribed to the complex life cycles of different fungi. Another term, “cryophile,” may be more appropriate, to denote fungi, including snow mold fungi that prevail in the cryosphere.

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e defensive mechanism in plants tolerant to snow mold fungi infection, as well as the conventional control methods using fungicide or cultural practice. Also contained in the book is speculation on the impact of a changing environment on snow mold diseasesand their effects on agricultural production..978-981-10-9243-5978-981-10-0758-3

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Introduction,ld is used here as a generic name for plant diseases that occur under snow cover. Many different fungi may be involved, and each snow mold fungus has its own ecological and physiological features. They normally infect and can prevail on plants under snow, but generally are dormant during other seaso

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Ecology and Physiology,The fungi have adopted two major contrasting life history?strategies in terms of resource utilization: facultative snow mold fungi can become abundant even without snow cover, and obligate snow mold fungi require snow cover for activity. Some obligate snow mold fungi particularly ascomycetes share p

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Snow Mold Fungi,nd even the non-fungal Oomycota. We cannot directly observe the process of pathogenesis under snow cover, but do see the consequences of infection after snowmelt to gain inferences about the infection process. Such difficulties of direct observation seem to hinder their ecological characterization.