A Cytotaxonomic Study of Three Species of &lt;i&gt;Gelasinospora&lt;/i&gt;

Sun, Sung Huang; Alexopoulos, Constantine J.; Wilson, G. B.

doi:10.1508/cytologia.19.255

CYTOLOGIA

1954

DOI: 10.1508/cytologia.19.255

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A Cytotaxonomic Study of Three Species of <i>Gelasinospora</i>

Sung Huang Sun¹,

Constantine J. Alexopoulos²,

G. B. Wilson

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“…Weare unable to accept the treatment of this species byMoreau and Moreau (1951), who reduce it to synonymity with G. calospora, and ofSun et al (1954) andTylutki (1958), who consider it a variety of G. calospora. The differences between the two are striking.…”

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A New, Heterothallic Species of Sordaria

Olive

1961

American J of Botany

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OLIVE, L. 5., and A. A. FANTINI. (Columbia D., New York, N. Y.) A new, heterothallic species of Sordaria. Amer, Jour. Bot. 48 (2): 124-128. Illus. 1961.-S. breoieollis, sp, nov., was isolated from zebra dung from the New York Zoological Park. It is the only species of the genus that has been found to be heterothallic and to have microconidia. The latter function readily in fertilization. Iieterothallism is controlled by a single allelic pair of compatibility factors located about 14.2 crossover units from the centromere. Incomplete mating reactions involving this species, Gelasinospora autosteira, and Neurospora crassa indicate relationships among these 3 genera.

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A New, Heterothallic Species of Sordaria

Olive

1961

American J of Botany

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Changes in chromosome morphology during the mitotic prophase in the ascus of the apomictic ascomycete, Podospora arizonensis

Mainwaring

1971

Archiv. Mikrobiol.

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Spontaneous Mutation in Gelasinospora Calospora, a Homothallic Fungus

Wilson

Alexopoulos

1956

Mycologia

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A Cytotaxonomic Study of Three Species of <i>Gelasinospora</i>

Cited by 11 publications

References 15 publications

A New, Heterothallic Species of Sordaria

A New, Heterothallic Species of Sordaria

Changes in chromosome morphology during the mitotic prophase in the ascus of the apomictic ascomycete, Podospora arizonensis

Spontaneous Mutation in Gelasinospora Calospora, a Homothallic Fungus

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