1981
DOI: 10.1080/00275514.1981.12021347
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Histochemical Observations on the Discomycete,Pyronema Domesticum, with Special Reference to Apothecial Ontogeny

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“…in excipular cell walls of some ascomycetes, but the existence of these has not yet been confirmed with electron microscopy. The same applies to the minute pores that have been observed with light microscopy in excipular hyphae of Pyronema domesticum (Moore-Landecker 1981). However, the existence of protein channels or structural cables in cell walls is involved in one of the three potential non-exclusive mechanisms of transit across cell walls, as postulated by Brown et al (2015).…”
Section: Gel Formationmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…in excipular cell walls of some ascomycetes, but the existence of these has not yet been confirmed with electron microscopy. The same applies to the minute pores that have been observed with light microscopy in excipular hyphae of Pyronema domesticum (Moore-Landecker 1981). However, the existence of protein channels or structural cables in cell walls is involved in one of the three potential non-exclusive mechanisms of transit across cell walls, as postulated by Brown et al (2015).…”
Section: Gel Formationmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Besides pyrenomycetes (see above) also many discomycetes are known to have extracellular gel in their hymenium, especially around the paraphyses, e.g., species of the genera Claussenomyces and Chloroscypha (Dennis 1956b;Carpenter 1981). In apothecia of Pyronema domesticum, Moore-Landecker (1981) found droplets of mucilage on the surface of paraphyses. She was probably the first who determined that these droplets were formed by secretion.…”
Section: Gel Formationmentioning
confidence: 98%
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