Übersetzung für 'fungal tissue' von Englisch nach Deutsch

fungal tissue

Pilzgewebe {n}mycol.

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fungal {adj}

pilzartig

pilzlich

pilzig

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fungal hypha

Pilzhyphe {f}mycol.

fungal wood

Pilzholz {n}mycol.

fungal cytoplasm

Pilzzytoplasma {n}mycol.

fungal haustorium

Pilzhaustorium {n}mycol.

fungal infection

Infektion {f} durch Pilzemed.

fungal disease

Pilzkrankheit {f}biol.

fungal density

Pilzdichte {f}ecol.mycol.

fungal resistance

Pilzresistenz {f}

fungal diversity

Vielfalt {f} der Pilzeecol.mycol.

Pilzvielfalt {f}ecol.mycol.

fungal rot

Pilzfäule {f}mycol.

fungal pneumonia

Pilzpneumonie {f}med.

fungal infestation

Pilzbefall {m}bot.

fungal decay

Holzfäule {f}bot.

fungal genus

Pilzgattung {f} [auch: Pilz-Gattung]mycol.

fungal family

Pilzfamilie {f} [auch: Pilz-Familie]mycol.

fungal genera {pl}

Pilzgattungen {pl} [auch: Pilz-Gattungen]mycol.

• ritzemabosi" has the ability to reproduce on fungal tissue, suggesting that soil fungus may contribute to the nematode's survival when no host is available.
• It forms symbiotic ectomycorrhizal associations with living trees by enveloping the tree's underground roots with sheaths of fungal tissue.
• Several types of fungi have been identified from microfossil remains of fungal tissue and fruiting bodies.
• Pycnidial conidiomata or "pycnidia" form in the fungal tissue itself, and are shaped like a bulging vase. The conidia are released through a small opening at the apex, the ostiole.
• This is pycnidial type is characterised by its paraplectenchymatous net (paraplectenchyma is a fungal tissue with a cellular structure superficially like the parenchyma of vascular plants) and its multiple cavities.

• Its cortical layer is paraplectenchymatous (fungal tissue with a cellular structure superficially like parenchyma of vascular plants), while its medulla is prosoplectenchymatous (fungal tissue with a structure superficially like collenchyma of vascular plants).
• The thallus lacks a cortex, and the medulla is paraplectenchymatous (fungal tissue with a cellular structure superficially like the parenchyma of vascular plants).
• The non nitrogen fixing lichen invests a large amount of nitrogen into photosynthetic tissue, whereas nitrogen fixing lichen will invest into the fungal tissue.
• Foliose lichen use isidia which are cylindrical finger like protuberances from the upper cortex in which algal and fungal tissue is incorporated into.
• In direct sampling methods, fungal tissue (generally as conidia, and sometimes as hyphal bodies or protoplasts) is removed from infected arthropod hosts.

• Below ground, nematodes and springtails also consume fungal tissue.
• Most fungal tissue is filamentous, predisposing it to grow into tangles that lend themselves to felting.
• In late summer, conidiophores are formed in the mass of fungal tissue called the stroma.
• " to refer to fungal tissue in an 1899 publication, which he proposed could be further adapted for specific tissue types by adding prefixes such as " [...] " and " [...] ".