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Puccinia Graminis, Puccinia Recondita and Puccinia Striiformis | Fungi

Learn about the comparison among Puccinia Graminis, Puccinia Recondita and Puccinia Striiformis. Comparison # Puccinia Graminis: 1. Puccinia Graminis appears in last week of November in South India and in March in North India. 2. Infected region of Puccinia Graminis is mainly stem, then leaf sheath, leaf blade and ear. 3. In Puccinia Graminis, Uredosori are large elon­gated, dark brown [...]

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Rhizopus Stolonifer: Vegetative Structure and Reproduction

In this article we will discuss about the vegetative structure and reproduction in Rhizopus Stolonifer. Vegetative Structure of Rhizopus Stolonifer: The vegetative plant body is eucarpic and consists of white cottony, much branched mycelium. The mycelial plant body is differen­tiated into nodes and internodes (Fig. 4.25A). The internodal region is the aerial and arching hyphae, known as stolon, which when [...]

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Agaricus: Introduction, Vegetative Body and Reproduction

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to Agaricus 2. Vegetative Body of Agaricus 3. Reproduction. Introduction to Agaricus: Agaricus is a saprophytic fungus, commonly grows on damp wood, decomposing organic matters like humus, horse dung etc. During sum­mer with rainy weather, it is fairly common in the grassy lands. Butler and Bisbay (1958) recorded 25 species of [...]

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