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CIL:41566
NCBI Organism Classification
Claviceps
Biological Process
fungal infection
Cellular Component
hyphae
This confocal micrograph shows wheat stigma (green) infected with Claviceps fungus (yellow). The image was captured with a confocal microscope using a 40X objective. A related image is available as ...
CIL:38806
NCBI Organism Classification
Claviceps
Biological Process
fungal infection
Cellular Component
hyphae
This confocal micrograph shows wheat stigma hairs (blue) infected with ergot fungus (shown in light pink). The stigma hairs are part of the female reproductive organs of the plant. When a pollen grain...
CIL:38950
NCBI Organism Classification
Agromyces sp. R
Biological Process
asexual sporulation
Cellular Component
hyphal tip
Phase contrast micrograph of spore formation and release in Aspergillus, an ascomycete, using a semi-thin stained section stained blue. Chains of asexual spores (conidia) bud off from the projections ...
CIL:40655
NCBI Organism Classification
Botryotinia sphaerosperma
Biological Process
none specified
Cellular Component
none specified
Scanning electron micrograph of Botrytis sp. (a mold) on the skin of a Pinot noir grape. Botrytis sp is grey-mold called nobel rot on wine grapes.
CIL:39105
NCBI Organism Classification
Phragmidium tuberculatum
Biological Process
respiratory gaseous exchange
Cellular Component
stomata
Colorized scanning electron micrograph of rust on a rose leaf. Rose rust is a disease specific to roses and is caused by the parasitic fungus Phragmidium tuberculatum and some other closely related s...
CIL:38941
NCBI Organism Classification
Peziza
Biological Process
ascospore formation
Cellular Component
ascospore wall
A light micrograph of a thin slice through a cup fungus called Peziza. It grows on decaying wood and organic matter and reproduces itself by producing ascospores. This section shows the fungus' spore ...