Germinating Candida blastospores
can also appear to be branching but can be distinguished by the absence of a constriction between the base of the blastospore
and the germ tube.
The MAD1 adhesin of Metarhizium anisopliae links adhesion with blastospore
production and virulence to insects, and the MAD2 adhesin enables attachment to plants.
is a unicellular form of the fungus that divides by budding.
Study of Beauveria bassiana growth, blastospore
yield, desiccationtolerance, viability and toxic activity using different liquid media.
The ability to transform from blastospore
to hypha and back, known as morphogenesis, is closely linked with virulence.
The best blastospore
yields in in vitro cultures of three different strains of M.
An arthrospore is a spore formed by fragmentation of the tip of the hyphae, whereas a blastospore
is produced as an outgrowth along a septate hypha.
citri dead specimens from the treatments with blastospore
application was very low, approximately 10%; in the case of cadavers from the control, mycosis was null.
is the more common and is prevalent at temperatures below 37 [degrees] C; the germinated form is usually seen only above 37 [degrees] C.
Effects of water activity on morphology, growth and blastospore
production of Beauveria bassiana, Metarhizium anisopliae and Paecilomyces farinosus in batch and fed-batch culture.
The first of these, the blastospore
, is prevalent in temperatures below 37 [degrees] C.
albicans suspension contained the blastospore
form, as determined by phase contrast microscopy.