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- and
estimated to
contain 1072 species.
Pycnidia produce needle-like
pycnidiospores.
Septoria apiicola is the
cause of late
blight of celery. It is characterized...
- When ripe, an
opening generally appears at the top,
through which the
pycnidiospores escape. Punithalingam, E. (1966). "Development of the
pycnidium in Septoria"...
- tritici):
Pycnidiospores are
hyaline and
threadlike and
measure 1.7-3.4 x 39-86 μm, with 3 to 7
indistinct septations.
Germiniation of
pycnidiospores can be...
- ascospores, but
sometimes produce pycnidia.
These pycnidia release pycnidiospores (conidia) in a
gelatinous m****.
Under wet conditions, the gelatinous...
- UV-light but if
cultured in the
presence of UV
light and darkness, conidia/
pycnidiospores produce mycelium rapidly. The
standard management practice for D. bryoniae...
- "Germination and
appressorium development of
Phyllosticta ampelicida pycnidiospores". Mycologia. 90 (2): 258–68. doi:10.2307/3761301. JSTOR 3761301. Bourett...
- less spherical,
measuring 5.5 by 5.0 μm.
Pycnidia are also common; the
pycnidiospores are cylindrical, with
dimensions of 5.5–5.0 long by 0.5–0.8 μm thick...
- soil, seeds, or
infected plant debris.[citation needed] They
release pycnidiospores that come into
contact with host
tissue and germinate- as the primary...
- a****ually; its ****ual form of
reproduction has
never been observed.
Pycnidiospores are
released during rainy periods. When the
spores make
contact with...
