2.(Biology) a germ cell, seed, dormant bacterium, or similar body vb (Biology) (intr) to produce, carry, or release spores [C19: from New Latinspora,from Greek: a sowing; related to Greekspeireinto sow] Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © Harper...
Fungal sporesdo not multiply in the environment. Fungal sporesdo not invade homes; they can grow in actively growing hairs and in skin. Fungal spores do not cause respiratory disease; if they do cause disease it is a skin lesion. Fungal spores are not “living” structures, it is a dorman...
Publisher Correction: Fungal biology: Fungal spores are future-proofed.doi:10.1038/S41564-021-00959-ZMichael BlatzerJean-Paul LatgéSpringer Science and Business Media LLCNature Microbiology
Define fungal. fungal synonyms, fungal pronunciation, fungal translation, English dictionary definition of fungal. also fun·gous adj. 1. Of, relating to, resembling, or characteristic of a fungus. 2. Caused by a fungus. American Heritage® Dictionary
(1996). The existence of taxon-specific fungal proteins has prompted the use of protein fractions from spores as antigens to produce antibodies against various AM fungal species (Sanderset al. 1992; Gobelet al. 1995; Hahnet al. 2001). However, serological identification of AM fungi has met ...
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Sporulation. An important part of the fungal lifestyle is given by constant dispersal by asexual spore production. Thus, we included measurements of spore abundance (spore_abund; spores mg−1fungus), but also the shape (spore_shape; spore length/width) and size (spore_size [µm²]) of...
Fungal colonisation of MP fragments visualised by SEM. White arrows indicate specific structures. (a) Mat of fungal conidia, including potentially germinating spores (1), closely attached to the plastic surface presumably through a form of self-produced mucilage (2). (b) Numerous conidia lining a...
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Virtually all molds release their reproductive structures (conidia or spores) into the air, and for many fungal pathogens, the respiratory tract is the initial portal of entry. Thus, it is not surprising that certain organisms, particularlyCoccidioidesspp. andH. capsulatum,can be significant laborat...