Nematophagous Resupinate Basidiomycetous Fungi
Nematophagous Resupinate Basidiomycetous Fungi
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DOI:
10.1094/phyto-83-1015
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发表时间:
1993
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影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
S. S. Tzean-S.;J. Liou
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作者:
S. S. Tzean-S.;J. Liou
Eighteen species of resupinate fungi belonging to Hyphoderma (Corticiaceae) attacked and consumed nematodes by two different mechanisms. Seven Hyphoderma spp. (H. baculorubrense, H. guttuliferum, H. macronatum, H. praetermissum, H. puberum, H. rude, and H. tenue) used adhesive stephanocysts to adhere to, capture, infect, and destroy their prey, whereas 11 Hyphoderma spp. (H. albicans. H. amoenum, H. heterocystidium, H. medioburiensis, H. mutatum, H. obtusiforme, H. pallidum, H. populneum, H. radula, H. setigerum, and H. typhicola) lacked stephanocysts and destroy and consumed mycophagous nematodes after they ingested the fungal mycelium [...]