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6748 |
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Amoebophilus simplex
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The parasite Amoebophilus simplex (Zoopagales) and its amoeba host. Nutrient transfer is facilitated through a specialized hypha called a haustorium. Chains of spores are produced that are engulfed by scavenging amoebae to begin the infection process.
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Copyright
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© 2004 George Barron
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restricted
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Zoopagales: view page image collection
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Amoebophilus_simplex.jpg
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Photograph
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The parasite Amoebophilus simplex and its amoeba host
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6748
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6750 |
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Entomophthora, Delia
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Root maggot fly (Delia) killed by the 'insect-destroyer' Entomophthora (Entomophthorales). The fungus has burst through the segments and the abdominal wall.
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Acknowledgements
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Photo courtesy George Barron's Website on Fungi
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Specimen Condition
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Dead Specimen
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Copyright
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© George Barron
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restricted
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Entomophthorales : view page image collection
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Entomophthora2.jpg
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Photograph
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Root maggot fly killed by the insect-destroyer Entomophthora
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6750
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6752 |
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Genistelloides helicoides
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Colony bearing unispored sporangia (also called trichospores) of the arthropod endocommensal Genistelloides helicoides (Harpellales) isolated from the hindgut of a stonefly nymph
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Acknowledgements
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Photo courtesy Robert W. Lichwardt. Image from the Mycological Society of America slide collection.
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Specimen Condition
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Dead Specimen
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Copyright
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©
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ToL use only
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Harpellales: view page image collection
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Genistelloides_helicoides1.jpg
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Photograph
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Colony bearing unispored sporangia of Genistelloides helicoides
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6752
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6753 |
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Genistellospora homothallica
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Thallus of Genistellospora homothallica (Harpellales) bearing trichospores attached to the hindgut cuticle of a Chilean blackfly.
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Specimen Condition
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Dead Specimen
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Copyright
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© 2000 Misra and Lichtwardt
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Harpellales: view page image collection
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Genistellospora_homothallic.jpg
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Photograph
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Thallus of Genistellospora homothallica bearing trichospores
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6753
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6755 |
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Kickxella alabastrina
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Transmission electron micrograph of vegetative hypha of Kickxella alabastrina (Kickxellales). White line separating the upper from the lower cell is the septum. Note the lens shaped plug that occludes the septal pore (lenticular cavity).
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Reference
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from Tanabe, Y., M. Saikawa, M. M. Watanabe and J. Sugiyama. 2004. Molecular phylogeny of Zygomycota based on EF-1 and RPB1 sequences: limitations and utility of alternative markers to rDNA. Mol. Phylogenet. Evol. 30: 438-449.
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Specimen Condition
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Dead Specimen
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Size
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Scale bar = 0.5 µm
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Copyright
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© 2003 Elsevier
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restricted
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Mortierellales: view page image collection
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Kickxella_alabastrina1.jpg
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Photograph
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vegetative hypha of Kickxella alabastrina
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6755
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6756 |
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Comments
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Dehisced multispored sporangium releasing sporangiospores of Gilbertella persicaria.
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Reference
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from O'Donnell, K. 1979. Zygomycetes in culture. Department of Botany, University of Georgia, Athens.
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Specimen Condition
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Dead Specimen
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Copyright
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© 1979 Department of Botany, The University of Georgia, Athens
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restricted
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Kickxellomycotina (Zygomycota): view page image collection
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multispored_sporangium.jpg
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Photograph
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Dehisced multispored sporangium releasing sporangiospores of Gilbertella persicaria.
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6756
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6757 |
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Pilobolus kleinii
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Phototropic sporangiophores, each bearing a single black sporangium of the "hat-thrower", Pilobolus kleinii (Mucorales).
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Acknowledgements
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Photo courtesy Malcolm Storey
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Specimen Condition
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Live Specimen
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Copyright
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© Malcolm Storey
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restricted
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Kickxellomycotina (Zygomycota): view page image collection
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Pilobolus_kleinii1.jpg
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Photograph
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Specimen(s)
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Phototropic sporangiophores of Pilobolus kleinii
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ID
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6757
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6758 |
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Comments
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Scanning electron micrograph of progametangial fusion in Mucor mucedo.
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Reference
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from O'Donnell, K. 1979. Zygomycetes in culture. Department of Botany, University of Georgia, Athens.
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Specimen Condition
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Dead Specimen
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Copyright
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© 1979 Department of Botany, The University of Georgia, Athens
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restricted
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Attached to Group
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Kickxellomycotina (Zygomycota): view page image collection
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progametangial_fusion.jpg
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Photograph
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Body Parts
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progametangial fusion in Mucor mucedo
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ID
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6758
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6760 |
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6761 |
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Scientific Name
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Spinellus fusiger, Mycena pura
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Comments
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Sporangia of mycoparasitic Spinellus fusiger (Mucorales) on fruitbodies of the mushroom Mycena pura.
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Acknowledgements
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Photo courtesy Malcolm Storey
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Specimen Condition
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Live Specimen
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Copyright
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© 2004 Malcolm Storey
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Image Use
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restricted
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Attached to Group
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Kickxellomycotina (Zygomycota): view page image collection Agaricales: view page image collection
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Spinellus_fusiger.jpg
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Photograph
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Specimen(s)
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Sporangia of mycoparasitic Spinellus fusiger on fruitbodies of the mushroom Mycena pura.
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6761
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