Leaf Smut of Timothy
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The cells may be branched, resulting in a Y-shaped appearance; or, as frequently happens, they may be U-shaped, due to a bending-back of the myceliimi. In most cases these threads are densely intertwined and it is difficult to follow them for any distance (fig. 56, j, k). In rare cases, however, they grow out from the main sorus as septate, parallel strands (fig. 57, a). As the lumen grows narrower, it becomes increasingly difficult to stain the nuclei.
In most cases only the nucleolus can be m...ade out with certainty. As shown in figure 56, j-m, two nuclei are still usually present. Whether some cells are originally cut off with only one nucleus could not be made out with certainty. Meanwhile the gelatinous sheaths of the adjacent cells have become pressed together and apparently fused, so that it is impossible to distinguish them. Here and there individual cells soon begin to enlarge.
It is during or just before this enlargement that nuclear fusion usually takes place. Only occasionally is a cell that has enlarged sufficiently to shov^ the nuclei found to have more than one nucleus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cells may be branched, resulting in a Y-shaped appearance; or, as frequently happens, they may be U-shaped, due to a bending-back of the myceliimi. In most cases these threads are densely intertwined and it is difficult to follow them for any distance (fig. 56, j, k). In rare cases, however, they grow out from the main sorus as septate, parallel strands (fig. 57, a). As the lumen grows narrower, it becomes increasingly difficult to stain the nuclei.
In most cases only the nucleolus can be m...ade out with certainty. As shown in figure 56, j-m, two nuclei are still usually present. Whether some cells are originally cut off with only one nucleus could not be made out with certainty. Meanwhile the gelatinous sheaths of the adjacent cells have become pressed together and apparently fused, so that it is impossible to distinguish them. Here and there individual cells soon begin to enlarge.
It is during or just before this enlargement that nuclear fusion usually takes place. Only occasionally is a cell that has enlarged sufficiently to shov^ the nuclei found to have more than one nucleus.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osner, George Adin, 1888- to read onlineMoreLess
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