Geotrichum loubieri Morenz 1964,un champignon arthrospore, formant également des endospores

Saëz, H.

doi:10.3406/linly.1970.6127

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Fig 8 and 9 Blastoarthric Development In Trichosporon Bei1

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“…Arthroconidium formation in Trichophyton mentagrophytes was originally interpreted as holoarthric (36,195), but on the basis of recent ultrastructural studies (191) is now considered to be enteroarthric. Alternation between holoarthric and enteroarthric modes of conidium formation have been reportd in G. candidum and G. loubieri (358,359). The original hyphal wall may or may not remain intact during conidial maturation.…”

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Models of cell differentiation in conidial fungi.

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1986

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Models of cell differentiation in conidial fungi.

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1986

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Models of cell differentiation in conidial fungi

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1986

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Ultrastructure and Chemistry of cell walls of Geotrichum candidum: with special reference to Conidiogenesis.

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The conidiogenesis of Geotrichum candidum grown on Czapek agar containing 1 % yeast extract was examined by electron microscopy. The results showed that the entire wall of the fertile hypha is incorporated into the conidial wall and also that increase in thickeness of the inner wall layer and differentiation of crosswalls are likely to be due to new wall synthesis which occur during conidium formation. Furthermore, the chemical composition was analysed for the purified conidial walls, and was compared with that of haloarthric conidial walls produced by Trichophyton mentagrophytes.

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Geotrichum loubieri Morenz 1964,un champignon arthrospore, formant également des endospores

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Models of cell differentiation in conidial fungi.

Models of cell differentiation in conidial fungi.

Models of cell differentiation in conidial fungi

Ultrastructure and Chemistry of cell walls of Geotrichum candidum: with special reference to Conidiogenesis.

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