Some Hyphomycetes that Prey on Free-Living Terricolous Nematodes
Some Hyphomycetes that Prey on Free-Living Terricolous Nematodes
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DOI:
10.1080/00275514.1937.12017222
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发表时间:
1937-07
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影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
C. Drechsler
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作者:
C. Drechsler
In several preliminary summaries (12, 13, 14) published a few years ago, were set forth synoptical ly the morphological features of 16 fungi observed to subsist by the capture of free-living nematodes infesting old agar plate cultures started from various decaying plant materials. Little attention was then given to the relationships of the different fungi to species previously described, only one among them, the widely familiar and well characterized Arthrobotrys oligosfora Fres., whose predacious behavior had been impressively recorded by Zopf (72) nearly a half century earlier, being mentioned by name. In a subsequent paper (15), consideration of special organs developed by nematode-capturing ftmgi entailed identification of two other of the 16 forms; one being recognized as Dactylaria Candida (Nees) Sacc, the other as Dactylella ellipsospora Grove. The remaining 13 fungi, with the exception of two species belonging in the Phycomycetes, could be referred to (16, 18, 20) only rather cumbersomely as members of an interrelated series of Hyphomycetes distributed in large part among the genera Trichotkecitim, Arthrobotrys, Dactylella (including Monacrosporium), Dactylaria and Pcdilospora. Although some of the mucedinous forms known to capture nematodes are dealt with under established binomials, usage regarding these binomials has not always been consistent. The