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sclerotium (/skləˈroʊʃəm/; pl.:
sclerotia (/skləˈroʊʃə/), is a
compact m**** of
hardened fungal mycelium containing food reserves. One role of sclerotia...
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seeds contaminated with the
survival structure of this fungus, the
ergot sclerotium, can
cause ergotism in
humans and
other mammals. C.
purpurea most commonly...
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species in the old form
genus Sclerotium,
naming it
Sclerotium rolfsii. It is, however, not a
species of
Sclerotium in the
modern sense. In 1932, Mario...
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Sclerotium cinnamomi is a
fungal plant pathogen in the
family Typhulaceae. It can
cause 2–5 mm
crusty black sclerotia on
decaying plant matter. "Sclerotium...
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resembles burnt charcoal. It is not the
fruiting body of the fungus, but a
sclerotium or m**** of mycelium,
mostly black because of a
great amount of melanin...
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media related to
Sclerotium delphinii. Stevens, F. L. (1931-05-01). "A
Comparative Study of
Sclerotium Rolfsii and
Sclerotium Delphinii". Mycologia...
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cepivora is a
fungus in the
division Ascomycota. It is the
teleomorph of
Sclerotium cepivorum, the
cause of
white rot in onions, garlic, and l****s. The infective...
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development of a large, long-lasting
underground sclerotium that
resembles a
small coconut. This
sclerotium,
known as
Tuckahoe or fu-ling (Chinese: 茯苓; pinyin:...
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early fall, the
fungus will
produce a
survival structure called a
sclerotium either on or
inside the
tissues of a host plant. S.
sclerotiorum sclerotia...
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consume grains contaminated with its
fruiting structure (called
ergot sclerotium).
Claviceps includes about 50
known species,
mostly in the
tropical regions...
