variabilidade entre isolados de trichoderma harzianum: i - aspectos citológicos variability among trichoderma harzianum isolates: i - cytological aspects
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Abstract
This study is based largely on morphological and cultural characters of Tríchoderma harzianum isolates. It were observed the size of phialospores, mycelial growth and sporulation on malt extract agar and nuclei number per phialospores, stained with Giemsa. A x 100 oil immersion len was used in examining and in measuring phialospores. Based on the size of phialospores, it was possible recognize that there is variaton among the wild isolates for the specie T. harzianum. Also, with relation to mycelial growth and sporulation can itself distinguish from one another different pattern. Up to 50% of isolates had maximum growth in 48 hours. The nuclei number of 1 to 3 per phialospore was observed.
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| Authors | ;E. Peres;I.S. De Melo |
| Journal | journal of the iranian chemical society |
| Year | 1995 |
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10.1590/S0103-90161995000100010
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