Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10652227 | Micron | 2011 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
â¶ Ultrastructural features of Lasiodiplodia theobromae colonization in cashew plants are investigated. â¶ SEM images demonstrated that the fungus can be found in some asymptomatic samples. â¶ Symptomatic sample images showed that the fungus can spread from vessels to the xylem parenchyma. â¶ Rays, vessels and parenchyma are the preferred pathway for L. theobromae colonization. â¶ Immunofluorescence employed was able to recognize the fungus and proved to be a sensitive technique to detect it.
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Authors
C.R. Muniz, F.C.O. Freire, F.M.P. Viana, J.E. Cardoso, P. Cooke, D. Wood, M.I.F. Guedes,