SUBJECT>Re: Xenospore / Memnospore
POSTER>Reminksy
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<P>vielen herzlichen dank, genau so etwas habe ich gesucht. ist schon komisch was es ausmacht wenn memnospores anstelle memnospore eingetippt wird...
<P>: gib mal memnospores bei google ein und klick dann den 4. Link.
<P>: Den da: <A HREF="http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0003-0023" TARGET="_blank">http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0003-0023</A>
<BR>: (197410)93%3A4%3C599%3ADISOF%3E2.0.CO%3B2-D
<P>: und siehe da: (1) Xenospores, generally small and short-lived, functioning
<BR>: mainly in dis-
<BR>: persal to new sites. Conidia of Penicillium and sporangiospores of Rhizopus
<BR>: are familiar examples.
<P>: (2) Memnospores, generally larger, long-lived, and with heavy walls, func-
<BR>: tioning usually as a strategy to survive unfavorable conditions at their
<BR>: place of origin. The zygospore of Rhizopus and the ascospore of Neurospora
<BR>: are textbook examples. Dormancy, when found, is usually in this type of
<BR>: spore.
<P>: Nach Zygosporen und Ascosporen darfst du dann selbst googlen. *grins*
<P>: Liebe Grüße
<BR>: christian
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