Haustoria

Word HAUSTORIA
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Definitions and meanings of "Haustoria"

What do we mean by haustoria?

A root of a parasitic plant modified to take nourishment from its host.

A cellular structure, growing into or around another structure to absorb water or nutrients, such as a cotyledon.

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The word "haustoria" in example sentences

This means that although makes all or some of its own food (depending on the species) from the sun like other green plants, mistletoe sends root-like structures called haustoria down through the bark into the vascular tissue of its host plant. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The causal agents of rusts and powdery mildew disease develop specialized nutrition sucking devices named 'haustoria' ❋ Sumanti Gupta Et Al. (2010)

It has no roots, instead attaching itself to its host tree with sucker-like organs called haustoria, through which it draws out water and nutrients. ❋ Ewillett (2007)

Try to loosen its hold on the support it is climbing up, and the secret of its guilt is out at once; for no honest vine is this, but a parasite, a degenerate of the lowest type, with numerous sharp suckers (haustoria) penetrating the bark of its victim, and spreading in the softer tissues beneath to steal all their nourishment. ❋ Neltje Blanchan (1891)

Callose encapsulation of haustoria occurring in incompatibility reactions between resistant hosts and pathogens prevent the pathogen's nutrient uptake. ❋ Sumanti Gupta Et Al. (2010)

Conversely, in the case of compatible reactions between susceptible hosts and pathogens, β, 1-3 glucanase-induced callose degradation facilitates the absorption of nutrients by haustoria and promotes growth and sporulation ❋ Sumanti Gupta Et Al. (2010)

Voegele RT, Struck C, Hahn M, Mendgen K (2001) The role of haustoria in sugar supply during infection of broad bean by rust fungus ❋ Sumanti Gupta Et Al. (2010)

Having no roots of their own, they produce structures called "sinkers" and "haustoria" that penetrate the host's tissue. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Fifteen genes were predicted to be proteins secreted from Pst haustoria. ❋ Chuntao Yin (2009)

A total of 5,126 EST sequences of high quality were generated from haustoria of Pst, from which 287 contigs and 847 singletons were derived. ❋ Chuntao Yin (2009)

Some genes involved in virulence in other rust fungi have been found to be specifically expressed in haustoria. ❋ Chuntao Yin (2009)

Therefore, the objective of this study was to generate a cDNA library to characterize genes expressed in haustoria of Pst. Results ❋ Chuntao Yin (2009)

Aggregation host cytoplasm structure papillae haustoria powdery mildew barley ❋ Unknown (2008)

Epifagus virginiana) has no chlorophyll and derives its nutrients by affixing haustoria ❋ Unknown (2008)

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