Dactylaria pyriformis sp.nov.
Identifieur interne : 000894 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 000893; suivant : 000895Dactylaria pyriformis sp.nov.
Auteurs : A. J. JuniperSource :
- Transactions of the British Mycological Society [ 0007-1536 ] ; 1954.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Abundant networks, Acervo, Acervo stercoris, Adhesive networks, Agar, Agar plate, Agar plates, Agar slopes, Altae, Animalium, Apice, Aquatic, Aquatic predacious fungi, Arthrobotrys, Bicellular, Bicellular spores, Botanic, Brit, Capiens, Capitis, Capitis ferentes, Cellis, Cellis latis evolvens, Chlamydospo, Chlamydosporae, Chlamydosporae intercalares, Chlamydospore, Colourless, Colourless conidiophores, Commonwealth mycological institute, Conidia hyalina, Conidial, Conidial head, Conidiophore, Conidium, Consumens, Contrahentes, Crassa, Crassae, Crassum, Crescentes, Dactylaria, Dactylaria ormis, Dactylaria pyrifonnis, Dactylaria pyriformis, Dactylaria pyriformis mycelium hyalinum, Dactylella, Dense globuliferous contents, Dimensionibus, Distal ends, Drechsler, Duddington, Dung heap, Easterling, Edentes, Eelworm, Eelworm culture, Ellipsoidal, Ellipsoidales, Endozoic, Endozoic hyphae, Erectae, Eudermata, Eudermata drechsler, Evolvens, Extensive hyphal meshwork, Ferentes, Fertiles, Form networks, Freeliving, Freeliving nematodes, Fungi, Fungus, Germ tubes, Germinating, Germinating conidia, Globosae, Globose, Globuliferous, Greatest width, Haerent, Herbarium, Hyalina, Hyalinae, Hyalinum, Hypha, Hyphae fertiles, Hyphal, Hyphal network, Hyphomycete, Hyphomycetes, Inoculated, Inoculum, Intercalares, Intercalary, Intercalary chlamydospo, Juniper, Juvenile worms, Large nematode worm, Latae, Latin diagnosis, Latis, Latissimo, Lincolnshire, Longa, Longae, Manure sample, Meshwork, Mycelium, Mycol, Mycologia, Mycological, Nematode, Nematode worms, Nematodei, Nematodeos, Nocton, Obtusa, Ormis, Paullum, Paullum silaceae, Plerumque, Polycephala, Polycephala drechsler, Predacious, Predacious activity, Predacious hyphomycete, Psychrophila, Psychrophila drechsler, Pure culture, Pyrifonnis, Pyriform, Pyriform conidia, Pyriformis, Quibus, Quibus vermiculi nematodei haerent, Rabbit dung agar, Ramosum, Raro, References drechsler, Regent, Regent street, Reticula tribus dimensionibus, Reticulis, Reticulis crescentes, Reticulum, Royal botanic gardens, Scaphoides, Scaphoides peach, Septatae, Septate, Septate hyphae, Septatum, Several species, Silaceae, Singulae, Small pieces, Small portions, Soft parts, Specific epithet, Spore, Sporu, Sporulated, Stercoris, Sterile agar plates, Sticky networks, Suring, Terminal heads, Terricolous, Terricolous nematodes, Thaumasia, Thaumasia drechsler, Threedimensional, Threedimensional networks, Tion, Trans, Transactions british mycological society, Transactions british mycological society conidia, Tribus, Triseptate, Type material, Uniseptate, Uniseptate forms, Vermiculi, Vermiculos, Vermiculos nematodeos capiens, Violent struggles, Viscera animalium edentes.
- Teeft :
- Abundant networks, Acervo, Acervo stercoris, Adhesive networks, Agar, Agar plate, Agar plates, Agar slopes, Altae, Animalium, Apice, Aquatic, Aquatic predacious fungi, Arthrobotrys, Bicellular, Bicellular spores, Botanic, Brit, Capiens, Capitis, Capitis ferentes, Cellis, Cellis latis evolvens, Chlamydospo, Chlamydosporae, Chlamydosporae intercalares, Chlamydospore, Colourless, Colourless conidiophores, Commonwealth mycological institute, Conidia hyalina, Conidial, Conidial head, Conidiophore, Conidium, Consumens, Contrahentes, Crassa, Crassae, Crassum, Crescentes, Dactylaria, Dactylaria ormis, Dactylaria pyrifonnis, Dactylaria pyriformis, Dactylaria pyriformis mycelium hyalinum, Dactylella, Dense globuliferous contents, Dimensionibus, Distal ends, Drechsler, Duddington, Dung heap, Easterling, Edentes, Eelworm, Eelworm culture, Ellipsoidal, Ellipsoidales, Endozoic, Endozoic hyphae, Erectae, Eudermata, Eudermata drechsler, Evolvens, Extensive hyphal meshwork, Ferentes, Fertiles, Form networks, Freeliving, Freeliving nematodes, Fungi, Fungus, Germ tubes, Germinating, Germinating conidia, Globosae, Globose, Globuliferous, Greatest width, Haerent, Herbarium, Hyalina, Hyalinae, Hyalinum, Hypha, Hyphae fertiles, Hyphal, Hyphal network, Hyphomycete, Hyphomycetes, Inoculated, Inoculum, Intercalares, Intercalary, Intercalary chlamydospo, Juniper, Juvenile worms, Large nematode worm, Latae, Latin diagnosis, Latis, Latissimo, Lincolnshire, Longa, Longae, Manure sample, Meshwork, Mycelium, Mycol, Mycologia, Mycological, Nematode, Nematode worms, Nematodei, Nematodeos, Nocton, Obtusa, Ormis, Paullum, Paullum silaceae, Plerumque, Polycephala, Polycephala drechsler, Predacious, Predacious activity, Predacious hyphomycete, Psychrophila, Psychrophila drechsler, Pure culture, Pyrifonnis, Pyriform, Pyriform conidia, Pyriformis, Quibus, Quibus vermiculi nematodei haerent, Rabbit dung agar, Ramosum, Raro, References drechsler, Regent, Regent street, Reticula tribus dimensionibus, Reticulis, Reticulis crescentes, Reticulum, Royal botanic gardens, Scaphoides, Scaphoides peach, Septatae, Septate, Septate hyphae, Septatum, Several species, Silaceae, Singulae, Small pieces, Small portions, Soft parts, Specific epithet, Spore, Sporu, Sporulated, Stercoris, Sterile agar plates, Sticky networks, Suring, Terminal heads, Terricolous, Terricolous nematodes, Thaumasia, Thaumasia drechsler, Threedimensional, Threedimensional networks, Tion, Trans, Transactions british mycological society, Transactions british mycological society conidia, Tribus, Triseptate, Type material, Uniseptate, Uniseptate forms, Vermiculi, Vermiculos, Vermiculos nematodeos capiens, Violent struggles, Viscera animalium edentes.
Abstract
This new predacious hyphomycete captures free-living nematode worms by means of sticky networks and produces heads of pyriform conidia.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0007-1536(54)80029-5
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