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Web-Based Arabidopsis Functional And Structural Genomics Resources, Yan Lu, Robert Last
Web-Based Arabidopsis Functional And Structural Genomics Resources, Yan Lu, Robert Last
Yan Lu
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New Connections Across Pathways And Cellular Processes: Industrialized Mutant Screening Reveals Novel Associations Between Diverse Phenotypes In Arabidopsis, Yan Lu, Linda Savage, Imad Ajjawi, Kathreen Imre, David Yoder, Christoph Benning, Dean Dellapenna, John Ohlrogge, Katherine Osteryoung, Andreas Weber, Curtis Wilkerson, Robert Last
New Connections Across Pathways And Cellular Processes: Industrialized Mutant Screening Reveals Novel Associations Between Diverse Phenotypes In Arabidopsis, Yan Lu, Linda Savage, Imad Ajjawi, Kathreen Imre, David Yoder, Christoph Benning, Dean Dellapenna, John Ohlrogge, Katherine Osteryoung, Andreas Weber, Curtis Wilkerson, Robert Last
Yan Lu
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Biology Of The Epichloë-Botanophila Interaction: An Intriguing Association Between Fungi And Insects, Thomas L. Bultman, Adrian Leuchtmann
Biology Of The Epichloë-Botanophila Interaction: An Intriguing Association Between Fungi And Insects, Thomas L. Bultman, Adrian Leuchtmann
Thomas L. Bultman
Epichloë fungi (Ascomycota: Clavicipitaceae) are endophytes of grasses that can produce epiphytic stromata on the culms of their hosts. The fungal stromata are visited by Botanophila flies for feeding and egg laying. We review research over the past 20 years that has documented the heterothallic mating system of Epichloë, the mutualistic service of spermatization flies provide for the fungus, and host selection by flies. Flies display an active, stereotypical behavior immediately following oviposition by which spermatia are transferred endozoochorously to stromata. After eggs hatch larvae feed on developing perithecia. Several studies have focused on the cost (consumption of ascospores) to …