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fungi only form
appressoria at stomata,
since they can only
infect plants through these pores.
Other fungi tend to form
appressoria over
anticlinal cell...
- ****ually and a****ually to
produce specialized infectious structures,
appressoria, that
infect aerial tissues and
hyphae that can
infect root tissues....
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Hyphal tips grow
towards algal cells, and some form
swollen tips
called appressoria upon contact.
Hyphae can be
observed growing around single algal cells...
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colonize the insect's cuticle. Some also
produce structures called appressoria.
These appressoria (also
produced by
plant pathogenic fungi)
apply mechanical force...
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Phytopathogenic fungi use
appressoria to
penetrate target plants and
deliver cell-killing toxins.
Entomopathogenic fungi may also use
appressoria to
penetrate insects...
- into
special fungal hyphae called appressoria or
haustoria in
contact with the wall of the
algal cells. The
appressoria or
haustoria may
produce a substance...
- haustorium.[citation needed]
Haustoria arise from
intercellular hyphae,
appressoria, or
external hyphae. The
hypha narrows as it p****es
through the cell...
- 2003. Deising, H. B., S. Werner, and M. Wernitz, The role of
fungal appressoria in
plant infection.
Microbes Infect, 2000. 2(13): pp. 1631–41. Zhou,...
- branching. The
fungus makes initial contact with the alga by
growing appressoria and haustoria. The
fungus grows hyphae to
completely engulf the alga...
- tube that
grows across the leaf surface,
until an
appressorium forms.
Appressoria form over
anticlinal walls or over the
center of
epidermal cells, but...
