-
surface water,
which is
characteristic for the
basal taxa of the
oomycetes. The
oomycetes rarely have
septa (see hypha), and if they do, they are scarce...
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polymer in
fungal cell
walls is
typically chitin, in
contrast to
plants and
oomycetes that have
cellulosic cell walls. Some
fungi have
aseptate hyphae, meaning...
-
pathogenic Oomycetes belong to
either class Saprolegniomycetes or
class Peronosporomycetes.
There are 12
species of
entomopathogenic oomycetes. Of these...
-
spore that
develops from a
fertilized oosphere in some algae, fungi, and
oomycetes. They are
believed to have
evolved either through the
fusion of two species...
- (physiological factors).
Organisms that
cause infectious disease include fungi,
oomycetes, bacteria, viruses, viroids, virus-like organisms, phytoplasmas, protozoa...
-
bacteria or fungi,
although there are also some
endophytic algae and
oomycetes. This list
contains genera with
endophytic species (but
which may also...
-
proteins in the
cytoskeleton of
oomycetes. This mode of
action differs from
other available fungicides used to
control oomycetes and it can
inhibit the growth...
-
fight fungal infections in animals.
Fungicides are also used to
control oomycetes,
which are not taxonomically/genetically fungi,
although sharing similar...
-
flagellates (all
endobionts in
other organisms); the
actinophryid Heliozoa, and
oomycetes. The
tripartite hairs characteristic of the
group have been lost in some...
-
Diseases of
Vaccinium species,
including blueberry, cranberry, bilberry, etc:
Phytophthora cinnamomi Ralstonia solanacearum Xylella fastidiosa, including...
