2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-54052008000100008
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Caracterização morfofisiológica de isolados do gênero Cylindrocladium

Abstract: Com o objetivo de caracterizar o "complexo" gênero anamórfico Cylindrocladium, dezoito isolados foram cultivados em meios de cultura distintos, mantidos sob diferentes temperaturas, além de ter conídios e vesículas terminais analisados morfologicamente para identificação correta das culturas. Inoculações em diferentes hospedeiros foram, também, realizadas para avaliação do comportamento patogênico dos isolados estudados. Com relação aos caracteres morfológicos, pôde-se observar que ocorrem alterações nas dimen… Show more

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“…There was one particular consideration on nutritional status, regarding to the confirmed influence caused by transference of mycelia from a richer agar medium to a poorer one, such as performed in the present study. Aparecido et al (2008) noticed morphological changes induced by substrate changing within the same fungal isolate. It was unknown whether Hohenbuehelia species changed their mycelia pattern growth exclusively to capture nematodes so far, although our results show such changes also as consequence of mycelia transference from PDA to water-agar (2%) medium.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There was one particular consideration on nutritional status, regarding to the confirmed influence caused by transference of mycelia from a richer agar medium to a poorer one, such as performed in the present study. Aparecido et al (2008) noticed morphological changes induced by substrate changing within the same fungal isolate. It was unknown whether Hohenbuehelia species changed their mycelia pattern growth exclusively to capture nematodes so far, although our results show such changes also as consequence of mycelia transference from PDA to water-agar (2%) medium.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…have been detected in Brazil, most of them pathogenic to forest species and agronomic crops of major importance [15]. Ho wever, they have also been found in plants, and may be pathogenic, saprophytic, endophytic and epiphytic [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%