Honey-coloured, sessile Endogone spores: II. Changes in fine structure during spore development
Honey-coloured, sessile Endogone spores: II. Changes in fine structure during spore development
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蜂蜜色、无柄的 Endogone 孢子:II。
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1970
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B. Mosse
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B. Mosse
SummaryThe fine structure of honey-coloured, sessile Endogone spores is described from initiation of the mother spore to dormancy of the resting spore. Three unusual organelles occur viz. pigment granules, large crystals and selfduplicating bacteria-like organisms. The first two are very numerous, and are specifically associated with spore formation. The pigment granules are involved in the deposition of the honey-coloured wall, and change into myelin-like figures when cytoplasm moves from the mother into the resting spore. The crystals, whose function is not known, are most conspicuous just before the resting spore reaches dormancy. The bacteria-like organisms, which may be actinomycete spores living symbiotically in the fungus, multiphy greatly as the spore enters dormancy. The dormant spore contains very little cytoplasm compressed into a fine network between very large polygonal oil globules and large round bodies thought to contain a storage polysaccharide.