@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref15866,
author = {Kerstin Hoffmann and Kerstin Voigt},
title = {Absidia parricida plays a predominant role in biotrophic fusion parasitism among mucoralean fungi (Zygomycetes): Lentamyces, a new genus for A. parricida and A. zychae},
year = {2008},
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journal = {Plant Biology},
volume = {},
number = {},
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abstract = {Within the order Mucorales (Zygomycetes), the facultative parasites Parasitella parasitica, Chaetocladium brefeldii, Chaetocladium jonesii, and Absidia parricida are known to initiate biotrophic fusion parasitic interactions on a wide variety of other mucoralean hosts. Their phylogenetic relationship within the Mucorales as well as their ability to form parasitic structures with several known host species was examined. Together with interspecific reactions between the mycoparasites, it could be stated out, that (i) no differences are evident in the spectrum of non-parasitic hosts tested within this study, (ii) Absidia parricida parasitizes all other fusion parasites, (iii) Absidia parricida is ancestral to all other parasites, (iv) Absidia parricida is reported for the first time as phylogenetically basal to all other mucoralean fungi except the Umbelopsidaceae, and (v) based on phylogenetic analyses as well as physiological and morphological characteristics the slow growing species Absidia parricida and Absidia zychae are removed from the genus Absidia and reclassified in the newly described genus Lentamyces.}
}
Citation for Study 2131
Citation title:
"Absidia parricida plays a predominant role in biotrophic fusion parasitism among mucoralean fungi (Zygomycetes): Lentamyces, a new genus for A. parricida and A. zychae".
This study was previously identified under the legacy study ID S2135
(Status: Published).
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Hoffmann K., & Voigt K. 2008. Absidia parricida plays a predominant role in biotrophic fusion parasitism among mucoralean fungi (Zygomycetes): Lentamyces, a new genus for A. parricida and A. zychae. Plant Biology, null.
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Within the order Mucorales (Zygomycetes), the facultative parasites Parasitella parasitica, Chaetocladium brefeldii, Chaetocladium jonesii, and Absidia parricida are known to initiate biotrophic fusion parasitic interactions on a wide variety of other mucoralean hosts. Their phylogenetic relationship within the Mucorales as well as their ability to form parasitic structures with several known host species was examined. Together with interspecific reactions between the mycoparasites, it could be stated out, that (i) no differences are evident in the spectrum of non-parasitic hosts tested within this study, (ii) Absidia parricida parasitizes all other fusion parasites, (iii) Absidia parricida is ancestral to all other parasites, (iv) Absidia parricida is reported for the first time as phylogenetically basal to all other mucoralean fungi except the Umbelopsidaceae, and (v) based on phylogenetic analyses as well as physiological and morphological characteristics the slow growing species Absidia parricida and Absidia zychae are removed from the genus Absidia and reclassified in the newly described genus Lentamyces.
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref15866,
author = {Kerstin Hoffmann and Kerstin Voigt},
title = {Absidia parricida plays a predominant role in biotrophic fusion parasitism among mucoralean fungi (Zygomycetes): Lentamyces, a new genus for A. parricida and A. zychae},
year = {2008},
keywords = {},
doi = {},
url = {},
pmid = {},
journal = {Plant Biology},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {Within the order Mucorales (Zygomycetes), the facultative parasites Parasitella parasitica, Chaetocladium brefeldii, Chaetocladium jonesii, and Absidia parricida are known to initiate biotrophic fusion parasitic interactions on a wide variety of other mucoralean hosts. Their phylogenetic relationship within the Mucorales as well as their ability to form parasitic structures with several known host species was examined. Together with interspecific reactions between the mycoparasites, it could be stated out, that (i) no differences are evident in the spectrum of non-parasitic hosts tested within this study, (ii) Absidia parricida parasitizes all other fusion parasites, (iii) Absidia parricida is ancestral to all other parasites, (iv) Absidia parricida is reported for the first time as phylogenetically basal to all other mucoralean fungi except the Umbelopsidaceae, and (v) based on phylogenetic analyses as well as physiological and morphological characteristics the slow growing species Absidia parricida and Absidia zychae are removed from the genus Absidia and reclassified in the newly described genus Lentamyces.}
}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 15866
AU - Hoffmann,Kerstin
AU - Voigt,Kerstin
T1 - Absidia parricida plays a predominant role in biotrophic fusion parasitism among mucoralean fungi (Zygomycetes): Lentamyces, a new genus for A. parricida and A. zychae
PY - 2008
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N2 - Within the order Mucorales (Zygomycetes), the facultative parasites Parasitella parasitica, Chaetocladium brefeldii, Chaetocladium jonesii, and Absidia parricida are known to initiate biotrophic fusion parasitic interactions on a wide variety of other mucoralean hosts. Their phylogenetic relationship within the Mucorales as well as their ability to form parasitic structures with several known host species was examined. Together with interspecific reactions between the mycoparasites, it could be stated out, that (i) no differences are evident in the spectrum of non-parasitic hosts tested within this study, (ii) Absidia parricida parasitizes all other fusion parasites, (iii) Absidia parricida is ancestral to all other parasites, (iv) Absidia parricida is reported for the first time as phylogenetically basal to all other mucoralean fungi except the Umbelopsidaceae, and (v) based on phylogenetic analyses as well as physiological and morphological characteristics the slow growing species Absidia parricida and Absidia zychae are removed from the genus Absidia and reclassified in the newly described genus Lentamyces.
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JF - Plant Biology
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