Sentence examples for host fungi from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the fungivorous beetle community was affected by the reduction in resource availability at lower trophic levels (i.e., host fungi and dead wood).

There are probably many genes involved in keeping the plants and their host fungi on friendly terms, and these findings "give some suggestions where researchers might look in other plant-fungal associations" for these genes, adds David Barker, a plant ecologist at Ohio State University in Columbus.

The majority of eukaryotic EGTs (75 and 53%, respectively) were most similar to the Chordata (i.e., host), fungi (6 and 12%, respectively) and the Viridiplantae (i.e., feed; 6 and 12%, respectively) (Figure 3).

However, coastal grass (including rye) could include estrogenic molecules or host fungi with estrogenic activity (e.g., zeralenone-like).

Lack of TGA1 results in enhanced growth inhibition of host fungi (Rocha-Ramirez et al. 2002; Reithner et al. 2005).

Deletion of the O-antigen ligase gene waaL resulted in drastically decreased ability of endosymbionts to form stable symbiosis with host fungi.

Parasitism requires the host fungus to be recognized by the mycoparasite followed by production of hydrolytic enzymes and antibiotics.

Occasionally, T. mesenterica and its host fungus can be found fruiting together.

Ligninase from Ch2-2 showed the adaptability to moderate and low temperatures, corresponding to the growth characteristics of the host fungus.

The temperature property of laccase from Ch2-2 corresponding to the host fungus will assign it a more widespread application value.

Using Rhizoctonia solani as a host fungus, samples were taken before contact (5 mm distance of the mycelia), just at contact, and during overgrowth.