Incompatibility and pathogenicity in sorosporium consanguineum from Western North America

R. Duran; Robert Cromarty

DOI:10.1007/BF02050168

Corpus ID: 45667946

Incompatibility and pathogenicity in sorosporium consanguineum from Western North America

@article{Duran2005IncompatibilityAP,
  title={Incompatibility and pathogenicity in sorosporium consanguineum from Western North America},
  author={R. Duran and Robert Cromarty},
  journal={Mycopathologia et mycologia applicata},
  year={2005},
  volume={54},
  pages={329-333}
}

R. Duran, Robert Cromarty

Published 2005

Biology, Medicine

Mycopathologia et mycologia applicata

Monosporidial lines ofSorosporium consanguineum Ell. & Ev. isolated from a smut collection made in the Pacific Northwest onAristida longiseta Steud. were pathogenic only when cultures with contrasting alleles for incompatibility were paired and used to inoculate seedlings ofA. longiseta. Moreover, in pairing these lines with monosporidial lines from another collection onAristida divaricata Humb. Bonpl. ex Willd. made in Mexico, again, only pairs of sporidia with contrasting alleles were… CONTINUE READING

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