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P LAVA KUMAR B FENTON G H DUNCAN A T JONES P SREENIVASULU D V R REDDY 《The Annals of applied biology》2001,139(1):61-73
Aceria cajani on pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) is the vector of the agent of pigeonpea sterility mosaic disease (PSMD), a very damaging virus‐like disease in the Indian subcontinent. PCR was used to amplify A. cajani nuclear ribosomal DNA (rDNA) internal transcribed spacers (ITS) and associated rDNA genes. They were assessed for variation in this genome region by nucleotide sequencing and RFLP. A. cajani‐specific rDNA primers are described. Several A. cajani populations were collected from pigeonpea plants from various PSMD endemic locations in India, Nepal and Myanmar. No significant variation was identified in rDNA regions, or in morphological features. These results suggest strongly that A. cajani on pigeonpea across the Indian subcontinent constitutes one species and that no other Aceria species and probably no A. cajani biotypes that differ in vectoring ability are involved in the transmission of the agent of PSMD. The implications of these findings for the variability observed in PSMD‐resistant pigeonpea genotypes across various locations in India are discussed. 相似文献
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EWA CHOLEWA MAAKTEN J. VONHOF SYLVIE BOUCHARD CAROL A. PETERSON BROCK FENTON 《Biological journal of the Linnean Society. Linnean Society of London》2001,72(2):179-191
A number of species of bats modify leaves into tents, which they use as roost-sites. Through this process, some areas of the leaf lamina are damaged or become detached from the midrib. Such injuries do not cause death of the leaf or the detached areas, indicating that water supply to these areas must be maintained. We examined the anatomy of the vascular systems and water transport in the leaves of three species of plants: Heliconia pogonantha L., Manicaria plukenetii Griseb. & H. Wendl., and Cryosophila warcsewiczii (H. Wend.) Bartlett. In altered leaves of all three species, detached areas of the laminae were supplied with water by minor transverse veins branching from the first major parallel vein that remained intact next to the cut. These transverse veins conducted water through single xylem elements of narrow diameter (approximately 10 urn) previously thought to supply water only to mesophyll cells in their immediate vicinity. The short lengths of these veins compensates their high resistance to water flow (a consequence of their small diameter xylem elements), indicating that small transverse veins have a large capacity for water transport. Water typically flowed through transverse veins into detached major and minor parallel veins, filled these parallel veins in both directions (i.e. toward the midrib and the leaf edge), and continued on into subsequent transverse and parallel veins, thereby supplying water to the entire leaf. Water conduction through these small transverse veins could support large areas of leaf lamina, keeping the leaf-tent alive for at least several months. The maintenance of the flow of water and nutrients to areas of leaves detached by bats during the tent-making process increases the longevity and decreases the conspicuousness of leaf-tents, and is likely a key factor in the success of this roosting strategy. 相似文献
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Fine, very dilute aqueous emulsions of all-trans farnesol appliedto intact leaves of Sorghum bicolor caused appreciable inhibitionof stomatal opening which persisted for 2 d, after which timethe stomata regained their capacity to open. The inhibitoryeffect of farnesol was not overcome by flushing the leaves withCO2-free air, indicating that it was not the result of an accumulationof CO2. This conclusion was supported by measurements of CO2compensation, which increased only slightly after farnesol treatment. All-trans farnesol has previously been reported to be formedin water-stressed plants of Sorghum. The data presented heresuggest that it could be acting as an endogenous antitranspirant,in a comparable role to that already established for abscisicacid in several species. It would appear, however, to have aless prolonged inhibitory effect than abscisic acid, and itcould be responsible for the rapid responses of Sorghum stomatato water stress and their quick recovery after the plant hasregained turgor, a characteristic which distinguishes Sorghumfrom many other genera so far investigated. 相似文献
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ABSTRACT. Developmental preadaptation of virulent stages of Trypanosoma cruzi correlates with their ability to survive and establish infection in mammalian hosts. Infective trypomastigote stages must first preadapt to survival in the extracellular milieu and then to the rigors of establishing an intracellular infection. Selected phenotypic variations in evading host defences have been correlated with expression of stage-specific proteins or functions. Resistance of trypomastigotes to complement-mediated killing correlates with the presence of a stage-specific molecule that exhibits an analogous function to mammalian decay-accelerating factor, and with the presence of a neuraminidase/trans-sialidase that transfers sialic acid moieties to the parasite surface, thereby enabling it to avoid complement activation. Trypomastigotes enter cells by a mechanism that involves sorting of cell surface receptors and avoids eliciting a respiratory burst. Once within a membrane-bound vacuole, which undergoes acidification, the neuraminidase/trans-sialidase and an acid-active, transmembrane pore-forming protein are released by the parasite and are capable of acting together to accelerate rupture of the vacuolar membrane and the parasite's escape into the cytoplasm of the host cell. Escape from the parasitophorous vacuole allows virulent stages of T. cruzi to avoid compartmental, non-oxidative killing mechanisms such as degradation by lysosomal hydrolases. 相似文献