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SECONDARY SPORES INCORTICIUM EFFUSCATUM |
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Canadian Journal of Research,
Volume 20c,
Issue 7,
1942,
Page 347-357
Mildred K. Nobles,
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Corticium effuscatumCooke & Ellis is heterothallic and tetrapolar. Oedocephaloid conidiophores bearing uninucleate conidia are developed on both haploid and diploid mycelia. Conidia produced on a haploid mycelium germinate only rarely to give new mycelia, but they are able to diploidise a suitable haploid mycelium when in association with it. A small percentage of the conidia produced on a diploid mycelium germinate to give haploid mycelia, part of which are identical in pairing reactions with one parent, the remainder with the other parent. Chlamydospores are produced on haploid and diploid mycelia and reproduce the generation on which they are borne.
ISSN:1923-4287
DOI:10.1139/cjr42c-032
出版商:NRC Research Press
年代:1942
数据来源: NRC
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POLARIZATION AND PROGRESSION IN PAIRING: I. INTERLOCKING OF BIVALENTS INTRILLIUM ERECTUML. |
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Canadian Journal of Research,
Volume 20c,
Issue 7,
1942,
Page 358-388
Stanley G. Smith,
E. Roger Boothroyd,
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A total of 346 interlocks, occurring in five plants, were classified as to type of interlocking and type of bivalent concerned. Two main types of interlocking, true and false, occurred in equal numbers, the interlocking involving different bivalents and also the two arms of one bivalent. An interlocked chiasma, the first reported case in which the chromatids could be traced, and a clear example of chromatid interlocking were observed. No correlation was found between the frequency of interlocking and the temperature at which meiosis occurred.The ratio of the frequencies with which the individual bivalents were involved in interlocking is proportional to the relative lengths of the bivalent arms minus a minimum length. Interlocking of bivalents in the 10 possible combinations in pairs occurred with the frequencies expected from the frequencies with which the individual bivalents were involved.All loops of the bivalents were involved in interlocking, odd and even loops being involved in the ratio of 3:1. That adjacent to the centromere and the most distal loops were most frequently concerned and centric interlocking occurred with a frequency only one-third that expected on a random basis. The loops involved were larger than corresponding loops free from interlocking.Interlocking was found to reduce the chiasma frequency. The chiasma frequency of encircled bivalents was higher than that of bivalents in cells devoid of interlocks, which, in turn, had a higher frequency than the encircling bivalents of false interlocks. The factor causing the reduction was found to reduce the chiasma frequency of non-interlocked bivalents accompanying interlocked bivalents. The reduction in chiasma frequency is insufficient to have resulted from loss of chiasmata. It is proportional to the increase in size of the interlocking loops, which is the result, not of increased repulsion, but of simple interference with the positions in which chiasmata are formed at pachytene.It is concluded that interlocking is a result of the derangement of chromosomes that are normally polarized and have their proximal parts in an orderly spatial arrangement prior to pairing.
ISSN:1923-4287
DOI:10.1139/cjr42c-033
出版商:NRC Research Press
年代:1942
数据来源: NRC
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A NEW HEMIASCOMYCETE |
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Canadian Journal of Research,
Volume 20c,
Issue 7,
1942,
Page 389-395
W. Lawrence White,
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A new genus and species are established for a Hemiascomycete growing onCorticium microsporum, a member of the Thelephoraceae. The fungus is known from three collections made in different localities in Ontario. It is characterized by a limited mycelial growth in the subhymenium of the Basidiomycete where it also produces more or less elongate and coiled ascogonial branches and hypha-like antheridial branches, each female branch producing a single ascus which grows through the hymenium of the supporting fungus and protrudes prominently beyond the basidia. Phylogeny in the lower Ascomycetes is considered briefly and evidence is presented indicating relationship of the fungus in question withDipodascusandEndomyces.
ISSN:1923-4287
DOI:10.1139/cjr42c-034
出版商:NRC Research Press
年代:1942
数据来源: NRC
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