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Teliospores are thick-walled resting spores produced as part of the life cycle of certain fungi, particularly rust fungi
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Karyokinesis occurred in the teliospores prior to germination.
Teliospores were borne terminally on sporogenous hyphae in vitro.
Taxa are teleomorphic basidiomycetous yeasts with holobasidia and teliospores.
The teliospores survive on the surface or in the soil.
Sugarcane smut is disseminated via teliospores that are produced in the smut whip.
Teliospores are special kind of chlamydospores formed by rusts and smuts.
These bunt balls contain masses of black powdery fungal spores called teliospores.
Nuclei in teliospores stained only after a period of incubation.
The numbers represent the percent germination of teliospores of the surface of the seed.
Teliospores form in host tissue.
This is the resting stage that survives over summer and these pustules contain the teliospores.
Teliospores consist of dikaryote cells.
The species is characterized by aculeate teliospores similar to those of some Ustilaginales.
The teliospores may remain viable for several spores.
In the fall, the fungus is capable of creating teliospores on infected raspberry leaves.
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These teliospores are produced in the aecial or uredial pustules.
Hyphae of the mycoparasite emerged from the teliospore shell, and their tips penetrated surrounding teliospores.
Teliospores are then formed on the plants stem and undergo meiosis.
Cross-fractured basidiospores also contained unidentified organelles previously reported for Tilletia teliospores.
These teliospores are then dispersed via wind and the cycle continues.
Pythium vexans was able to parasitize U. bullata teliospores in culture.
The teliospores produced on these are viable and have retained their pathogenicity.
During August and September Ribes spp . give rise to teliospores which infect white pines.
Teliospores were longer than normal and had one to three cells instead of two cells.
At the terminal end of the hyphae, thick-walled teliospores are produced.
The teliospores were heterozygous for a gene governing virulence to the barley cultivar Trebi.
The fungus can survive in the soil for up to 10 years as black teliospores.
Teliospores were surrounded by an electron-dense extracellular material.
Three populations were formed with teliospores originating from 15 different dikaryons ( 5 dikaryons per population ).
Teliospores consist of one, two or more dikaryote cells.
In the spring, the teliospores germinate to produce basidiospores.
Teliospores then germinate to produce additional structures, called basidia.
In some cases, the teliospores that are deposited under the hull, may germinate immediately.
Teliospores produce sporidia, white smut, and can survive under harsh environmental conditions.
Urediospores and teliospores of C. fusiforme and C. quercuum were indistinguishable from each other.
Teliospores are often dark-coloured and thick-walled, especially in species where they overwinter acting as chlamydospores.
Teliospores of the cedar-apple rust Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae were examined using transmission electron microscopy.
Teliospores overwinter in the soil, senescent plant tissues, and in seeds.
Finally, teliospores are formed on the swollen, broom-like shoots of blueberry plants and overwinter there.
