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Symbiotic and endophytic fungi as biocontrols against cocoa (Theobroma cacao L.) phytopathogens
Full text linkConhecimento dos clientes com tuberculose pulmonar e seus familiares sobre adesão ao tratamento e fatores associados, no município do Rio Grande (RS)
Full text linkEndophytic bacterial diversity in the phyllosphere of Amazon Paullinia cupana associated with asymptomatic and symptomatic anthracnose
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Factors behind the success story of under-five stunting in Peru: a district ecological multilevel analysis
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Full text linkField durability of the same type of long-lasting insecticidal net varies between regions in Nigeria due to differences in household behaviour and living conditions
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Full text linkI. eaf Litter and Leaf Age as Factors Affecting the Assemblage of Endophytes Associated with
No full textParticular importance has been given to the potential effect of forest canopy on enhancing the rate of initial endophytic fungi colonization of seedlings. Here we compare the rate of endophyte accumulation when endophyte-free seedlings are placed under intact forest canopies with intact or removed leaf litter. The results show a much more rapid accumulation of endophytes in the presence of intact leaf litter. This not only suggests that dead leaves appear to be a primary source of inoculum of foliar endophytic fungi (FEF) for leaves in the understory, it further suggests that local FEF sources (ie, the local litter) can dominate the cornposition of colonizing spores, The results of this experiment suggest a mechanism explaining reports of relatively fine scale local differentiation of HEF communities within the same host plantParticular importance has been given to the potential effect of forest canopy on enhancing the rate of initial endophytic fungi colonization of seedlings. Here we compare the rate of endophyte accumulation when endophyte-free seedlings are placed under intact forest canopies with intact or removed leaf litter. The results show a much more rapid accumulation of endophytes in the presence of intact leaf litter. This not only suggests that dead leaves appear to be a primary source of inoculum of foliar endophytic fungi (FEF) for leaves in the understory, it further suggests that local FEF sources (ie, the local litter) can dominate the cornposition of colonizing spores, The results of this experiment suggest a mechanism explaining reports of relatively fine scale local differentiation of HEF communities within the same host plan
Endophyte traits relevant to stress tolerance, resource use and habitat of origin predict effects on host plants
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