Mutations in the B Incompatibility Factor of Schizophyllum Commune

Parag, Yair

doi:10.1073/pnas.48.5.743

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“…The gross morphology and nuclear condition of these SSIs and the secondary mycelia they produced was normal. Parag (1962) reported that common-A heterokaryons of Schizophyllum commune are sometimes stable but have a distinctive 'flat' morphology.…”

Section: Gross Morphology Of Culturesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The breeding biology of biotypes of the witches' broom pathogen of cocoa, Crinipellis perniciosa

Griffith

Hedger

1994

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Investigation of the breeding biology of the agaric Crinipellis perniciosa (causal agent of witches' broom disease of cocoa in South America) found that two distinct breeding strategies exist among the four known biotypes of the fungus, which are specific to cocoa (C-biotype), solanaceous hosts (S-biotype), Bixa orellana (B-biotype) and liana vines (L-biotype). The homomictic (primary homothallic) behaviour of the C-biotype was confirmed and single basidiospore isolates (SSIs) of the S-biotype and B-biotype were found to behave in a similar manner. The mycelia of most SSIs of the L-biotype did not bear clamp connections and pairings between sibling SSIs established that an outcrossing mechanism under the control of two unlinked mating type factors was operating (i.e. bifactorial heterothallism). These matings also suggested that one of the mating factors has a twogene structure. The occurrence of bi-and trinucleate basidiospores and SSIs bearing true or false clamp connections suggests that the L-biotype exhibits a limited degree of secondary homothallism.

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Section: Gross Morphology Of Culturesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The breeding biology of biotypes of the witches' broom pathogen of cocoa, Crinipellis perniciosa

Griffith

Hedger

1994

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“…An hypothesis assuming such defects in the " canalisation" system of monokaryotic mycelia of S. commune is supported by the fact that certain monokaryons that do not accept migrating nuclei of compatible strains (unilateral dikaryotisation) will do so readily if mated very young, as germinating basidospores (Parag, 1962).…”

Section: Crosses Between Selection Lines (I) the Experimentsmentioning

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Monokaryotic variation and haploid selection in Schizophyllum commune

Simchen¹

1966

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“…Three, one spontaneous and two induced by HNO2, were recovered in B41 cc3-fl2 by Parag (1962) and one, induced by acriflavine, was recovered in B127 cc 7-fl? by G. Simchen (unpublished).…”

Section: Materials and Methods (I) Origin Of Strainsmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…The procedure used for and the results obtained from the cross, The relationships between the secondary B/3 mutations of different types and different origins were determined in matings on minimal medium that opposed strains carrying the various mutations in association with the same Bce allele, different A factors, and at least one pair of non-allelic auxotrophic markers. a Parag and Raper (1960);Parag (1962).…”

Section: Materials and Methods (I) Origin Of Strainsmentioning

confidence: 99%