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Teliospore (sometimes
called teleutospore) is the thick-walled
resting spore of some
fungi (rusts and ****s), from
which the
basidium arises. They develop...
- much work
remains to be done in
identifying resistant host varieties.
Teliospore ultrastructure was
characterized by
electron microscopy by
Roberson &...
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growing season. At the end of the season, a
fourth spore type, the
teliospore, is formed. It is thicker-walled and
serves to
overwinter or to survive...
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drought or
extreme temperatures.
Examples are chlamydospores,
teliospores, zygospores, and myxospores.
Similar survival structures produced in...
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numbers of
teliospores. The ****s get
their name from a
Germanic word for 'dirt'
because of
their dark, thick-walled, and dust-like
teliospores. They are...
- Reproduction/spore teleomorph/****ual:
Zygospore Ascospore/Ascus Basidiospore/Basidium/
Teliospore anamorph/a****ual:
Sporangium Conidium Chlamydospore Oidium Pycniospore...
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hyphae terminating in
globose cells that
detach and
develop into
teliospores.
Teliospores germinate into
tetrads through internal septation, and each tetrad...
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haploid individuals through mitotic division of
cells (Urediniospores and
Teliospores among rusts are dikaryotic).
Dikaryotic cells result from the fusion...
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karyogamy occurs in a thick-walled
resting spore (
teliospore), and
meiosis occurs upon
germination of the
teliospore. They have
simple septal pores without membrane...
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often profuse, red/orange, and a
prominent sign of rust disease. III-
Teliospores from Telia.
These dikaryotic spores are
often the survival/overwintering...
