- can
switch from
being biotrophic (parasitic on
living plants) to
being necrotrophic (feeding on the dead
tissues of
plants they have killed). This same principle...
- the
ability to
parasitize fungi.
Mycoparasites might be
biotrophic or
necrotrophic,
depending on the type of
interaction with
their host.
Various plants...
-
Botrytis cinerea is a
necrotrophic fungus that
affects many
plant species,
although its most
notable hosts may be wine grapes. In viticulture, it is commonly...
- biotrophic-like phase. It then, in
later stages of
infection switches to a
necrotrophic life-style,
where it
rampantly kills the host cells,
deriving its nutrients...
-
pathogen is
Ustilago maydis,
causative agent of the corn **** disease.
Necrotrophic pathogens on the
other hand, kill host
cells and feed saprophytically...
-
Endothia parasitica) is a
member of the
Ascomycota (sac fungi). This
necrotrophic fungus is
native to East Asia and
South East Asia and was introduced...
-
phase ends and the
necrotrophic phase begins. It is
marked by the
development of many thin hyphae,
known as
secondary or
necrotrophic hyphae,
which develop...
- Jones,
Tanya Carinae Pell (15
April 2014). "From
Necromancy to the
Necrotrophic:
Resident Evil's
Influence on the
Zombie Origin Shift from Supernatural...
-
disease in
Citrus fruit known as
green rot or
green mould. In nature, this
necrotrophic wound pathogen grows in
filaments and
reproduces a****ually
through the...
- more effectively.
Plants produce N-acylamides that
confer resistance to
necrotrophic pathogens by
activating JA
biosynthesis and signalling.
Arachidonic acid...
