1927
DOI: 10.2307/2480303
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The Haustoria of Certain Rusts and the Relation Between Host and Pathogene

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“…The nuclear deformity suggests furtherance of food absorption as the purpose of contact with the nucleus. This observation is at variance with those by Rice (1927) reporting healthy condition of the host nuclei attacked by Puccinia sorghi.…”
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confidence: 86%
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“…The nuclear deformity suggests furtherance of food absorption as the purpose of contact with the nucleus. This observation is at variance with those by Rice (1927) reporting healthy condition of the host nuclei attacked by Puccinia sorghi.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 86%
“…The infected cells become discolored after some time, but the chlorophyll in the cells around the spot is retained longer forming a green island. Similar green islands have been reported in several rust infections (Rice 1927) and are considered an illustration of longer life imparted to infected host cells under adverse conditions. Their development in turmeric leaves indicates tendencies of T. maculans towards mutualism rather than complete parasitism.…”
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