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Conclusion: One of the key factor to high yield was to control hyphae form keep its proper bran. . .

Severe moldy peanuts, the epidermis has a layer of black or brown bacterial spores hyphae, with rotten smell, one of the most recognizable.

With a PAS stain, the budding cells and pseudohyphae (short filaments that are not true hyphae) of Candida stain bright red.

It means cortical cells were able to release hydrolytic enzyme to digest the invaded hyphae.

Understood relevance of penicillin organism synthesis ability with hyphae cell differentiation theory in fermentation.

In the ascomycete sexual cycle hyphae of different mating strains fuse giving rise to ascospores that form in a small saclike ascus.

The vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a MASS of branching, threadlike hyphae.

Besides , herbicides also affected significantly total amount of the hyphae of AM mycorrhiza fungus in the soil .

Histology demonstrated fungal hyphae in representative biopsies of the nasal cavity and subcutaneous mass.

Microscopic examination of the crusts found round brown chlamydospores and brown septate hyphae .

Electron-dense septal plug with parallel bands perpendicular to the plane of the septum occurred in aging hyphae.

Results: As stirrer of penicillium was improved, penicillin productivity and valid hyphae length decreased.

The fungal hyphae of stripe rust were inhibited, organelles vesiculated and rapidly disintegrated or collapsed.

Invasion of the hyphae upon the host tissues showed no significant selection.

Asexual reproduction produces spores called conidia which develop on the tips of specialized aerial hyphae.

Poor ventilation helps the fungus to produce brown hyphae, multiply, and to make more brown spots on a deck.

These are usually supposed to have been lost from the hyphae either by transpiration or possibly by guttation .

Large vacuoles with double membranous structures and electron opaque granules were found in aged hyphae.

Yeast and hyphae, after treatment with the toxin, were less capable of uptaking either [3H]-uridine or [35S]-methionine.

Microscopic examination of direct 10% KOH mount of skin scraping revealed the presence of hyaline, septate, branching hyphae.

Hyphae also differ in lacking plastids, any pigment being contained in the walls, cytoplasm, or oil globules.

The hyphae of Aspergillus are seen more clearly here. Aspergillus has a propensity to invade into blood vessels.

Hyphae with nuclei of different genotypes can fuse to form a heterokaryon .

All lack septate hyphae and are commonly coenocytic ; spores are formed by asexual means.

adding 10% potassium hydroxide facilitates recognition of budding yeast and hyphae.

Winter insects fungal hyphae by the progressive development of body and fossilized.

Lomasome-like structures were associated with young hyphae.

Hyphae grow and branch to form a filamentous network called a mycelium.

Seen here are branching hyphae of Aspergillus invading a cerebral vessel.

family of imperfect mushrooms having dark-colored hyphae or conidia.

At higher magnification, Aspergillus hyphae are seen to branch.

We could hold fermentation theory according to hyphae cell differentiation in different fermentation stage.

Hyphae may be branched or unbranched and may or may not have cross walls (septa) dividing them into cells.

The isolated fungal strains had slow-growing septate hyphae.

Other examples include a septate fungal hyphae and certain green algae, such as Acetabularia.

It is very firm material, because it is composed of fungal hyphae.

In fungi it may be a simple hypha or erect branch of a hyphae;

Effects of pesticides used for controlling mildew on hyphae growth of mushroom in Pingu

hyphae grow and branch to form a filamentous network called a mycelium. food is digested and absorbed at the tip of each hyphae;

The Comparison on Growth of Hyphae of Tissue Separated from Different Parts of Four Species of Mushroom Fruit Bodies

Study on Growth of Hyphae of Tissue Separated from Different Parts of Three Species of Fruit Bodies

The hyphae cultural characteristics of Bailing mushroom strain

style stigma ovary hyphae mycelium symbiosis mutualism lichen

Effects on Hyphae of Morchella esculenta of Temperature, pH Value and Light Intensity

Isolation of white tea mushroom hyphae and testing for medium of the culture

Action Site of Gastrodia Antifungal Protein on Trichoderma Hyphae

Effects of penicillin on the growth of Auricularia auricula Hyphae

Effect of Different Nitrogen Sources on Hyphae Growth of Tomato Early Blight

Effect of Different Carbon Sources on Hyphae Growth of Tomato Early Blight

Effects of different factors on Morchella deliciosa spores sprout and hyphae growth

Effect of Plastic Bag with Micro Air Vent on Hyphae Growth Rate of Pleurotus Ostreatus

The effect of fungal hyphae on promoting the healing of tooth extraction at animal model

The characters of hyphae growth of mushroom Pleurotus nebrodensis and the management measures during the development period

Effect of Different Media on Growth of Hyphae in Early Blight of Tomato

Discussing the Problem of Hyphae Clustering