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大豆疫霉菌对大豆下胚轴侵染过程的细胞学研究 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
接种后1.5~24h,用光镜和电镜研究了2个大豆品种与大豆疫霉菌Ps411的亲和性和非亲和性互作。观察结果表明,大豆疫霉菌对大豆下胚轴的侵染过程可分为侵入前、侵入、皮层组织中的扩展和进入维管束组织4个连续阶段。大豆下胚轴接种后在25℃保湿培养,1.5h后游动孢子即形成休止孢并萌发产生附着孢,3h后侵入表皮细胞,6h后进入皮层组织,24h后进入维管束组织。病原菌主要以侵染菌丝直接侵入表皮,表皮细胞间隙是主要侵入部位。皮层细胞是病原菌定殖和发展的主要场所,胞间菌丝侵入皮层细胞并形成吸器。在菌丝与寄主细胞接触部位的寄主细胞壁与质膜之间常有胞壁沉积物的形成。在抗病品种上病菌的侵染事件与感病品种基本一致,但不能形成正常的吸器,胞壁沉积物明显多于感病品种,菌丝在寄主组织内的扩展明显受到抑制。利用β-1,3-葡聚糖免疫金标记单克隆抗体进行的免疫细胞化学的研究表明,胞壁沉积物内含有大量的β-1,3-葡聚糖,在大豆疫霉菌菌丝壁中也存在β-1,3-葡聚糖。以上结果表明,病原菌的侵染可诱导抗病寄主细胞内β-1,3-葡聚糖迅速的合成与积累、并形成胞壁沉积物,以抵御病菌的侵染与扩展。 相似文献
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利用小麦种子根接种小麦全蚀病菌Gaeumannomyces graminis var．tritici，研究了不同致病力菌株的致病特点。结果表明，弱致病菌株可侵染小麦，但罹病过程缓慢，接种第5天仅在皮层观察到少量菌丝体，13天有少量菌丝进入中柱，中柱组织在菌丝侵入前褐变，未出现导管堵塞现象，也不能导致典型的黑根症状。强致病菌株接种第2天可侵入皮层，8天即进入中柱，并在寄主组织内产生大量菌丝体，致使寄主皮层组织和中柱细胞大量褐变和坏死，以及导管堵塞。 相似文献
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青杨叶锈病菌(Melampsora larici-populina Kleb.)侵染过程的超微结构研究 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
采用电子显微镜技术对青杨叶锈病菌(Melampsora larici-populina Kleb.)的侵染过程进行了研究。发现该菌夏孢子萌发产生1~3个芽管,且具较多的树杈状分枝。芽管由气孔侵入,侵入前不形成明显的附着胞或仅个别芽管形成附着胞。芽管侵入气孔后在气孔腔内形成气孔下囊,再分化出圆形的膨大体而产生1~2支初生菌丝。初生菌丝在寄主细胞间扩展,与叶肉细胞壁接触后分化出吸器母细胞,吸器母细胞中的细胞器与胞间菌丝相同,双核。吸器母细胞产生侵入钉侵入叶肉细胞内部形成吸器,成熟吸器由细长具颈环的管状颈部和膨大的吸器体组成,此时胞间菌丝在吸器母细胞处分化出次生菌丝,在叶肉细胞间扩展形成次生菌落,产生孢子堆。病菌在寄主细胞间隙或沿寄主细胞壁延伸时,寄主细胞仍保持正常状态。 相似文献
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多堆柄锈菌侵染玉米的细胞学及超微结构特征 总被引：2，自引：1，他引：1
为明确玉米对多堆柄锈菌Puccinia polysora侵染后病理反应的细胞学特征,利用扫描和透射电镜技术分析了玉米自交系与多堆柄锈菌互作中二者的细胞变化过程。多堆柄锈菌对玉米的侵染主要以直接穿透叶片表皮侵入为主,少量可从气孔和细胞间隙侵入。接种后,病菌夏孢子在感病自交系叶片上快速并大量萌发,在叶表生长蔓延并侵入表皮组织细胞,7 d后形成夏孢子堆;在抗病自交系上,病菌萌发、菌丝生长均受到明显抑制,少量入侵的病菌也由于寄主细胞死亡而导致菌丝和夏孢子干瘪死亡。侵染早期在感病寄主细胞间隙出现菌丝并穿透细胞壁,在胞内产生分枝菌丝,此时寄主细胞结构正常;随着菌丝进一步扩展,叶绿体等结构发生紊乱,被侵染细胞逐渐死亡。在抗病自交系上,接菌24 h后寄主即出现过敏性坏死反应,侵入位点与周围细胞快速坏死,抑制菌丝生长蔓延;叶绿体中清晰可见深色颗粒状物质;72 h后细胞壁外侧产生大量致密的深色结晶体,应为与抗病反应相关的酚类物质。表明抗多堆柄锈菌的玉米材料可能存在2种抗病途径,即寄主与病菌互作中由分子识别引起的免疫反应和病菌侵入后的系统防卫反应。 相似文献
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栗疫病是一种严重危害栗属植物的病害。为了明确栗疫病菌侵染板栗枝条的过程及侵染的关键时间点,本研究利用病理组织切片技术、显微镜和扫描电镜技术对栗疫病菌侵染板栗枝条的过程进行了观察。结果表明:接种栗疫病菌后0～5 h,菌丝先降解枝条表皮,进行横向营养生长的同时沿着伤口纵向侵染,为进入皮层做准备;接种后6 h病菌开始在表皮定殖,并侵入皮层;接种后9 h在皮层可观察到侵染性菌丝沿着细胞间隙向相邻细胞延伸;接种后12 h栗疫病菌侵入韧皮部,在皮层的侵染面积扩大。随着侵染程度加深,皮层、韧皮部等处细胞被菌丝降解,最终在形成层附近聚集。接菌后9 h为栗疫病菌侵染板栗枝条的关键时间点。 相似文献
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球毛壳ND35菌株在宿主植物上的侵染定殖 总被引：3，自引：2，他引：1
为了解球毛壳Chaetomium globosum ND35菌株在宿主植物上的侵染定殖方式和途径,以毛白杨组培苗为宿主植物,借助光学显微镜、扫描电镜、透射电镜,结合免疫荧光标记技术,研究了球毛壳ND35菌株子囊孢子萌发后在毛白杨上的侵染行为及其菌丝在组培苗根部的定殖。结果显示,子囊孢子萌发后形成的菌丝,能从杨树苗根、茎部表面细胞间的缝隙侵入或在根表面形成附着胞,进而形成侵染钉直接从表皮细胞侵入,在叶部主要从气孔侵入叶片内部。侵入根部的菌丝主要定殖于表皮细胞、外皮层细胞和细胞间隙,未进入内皮层和维管束组织。 相似文献
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稻叶黑粉病是由担子菌Entyloma oryzae侵染水稻叶片或叶鞘引起的真菌病害，但对病原菌与寄主互作的细胞学机制一直缺少了解。本文对采自田间自然发病叶片上的病斑进行了初步的细胞学分析，结果发现，病原菌侵染后，寄主病斑部位的表皮细胞外部形态基本保持完整；病原菌主要在寄主叶肉细胞部位产生大量的厚垣孢子并逐渐取代叶肉细胞；病原菌菌丝在寄主胞外扩展，未见其穿透寄主细胞壁进入细胞内，也没有产生典型的真菌吸器。靠近病原菌菌丝的寄主各种细胞内的细胞器均发生降解，降解产生的脂类物质凝聚成了体积较大的脂质球。寄主维管束组织的细胞壁一直保持完整，未发现病原菌菌丝进入维管束，病原菌菌丝和孢子被限制在寄主相邻两个维管束之间。在发病后期，由于寄主叶片表皮结构整体性破坏导致大量细菌进入，加速了叶片的衰老死亡。本研究结果表明，稻叶黑粉病菌的侵染模式为胞外侵染，类似于活体营养真菌；但病原菌的侵染导致附近寄主细胞降解死亡，类似于腐生营养真菌。 相似文献
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本文报道了通过微分干涉衬显微镜、荧光显微镜及扫描电镜和透射电镜所观察到的菜豆锈菌的侵入和扩展过程。菜豆锈菌夏孢子萌发多产生1个芽管,偶尔也产生双芽管。芽管以气孔侵入为主,也可从表皮直接侵入。侵入前形成或不形成明显的附着胞。气孔侵入的芽管首先在气孔腔内形成气孔下囊,再进一步分化出圆形的膨大体,由膨大体产生1~2支初生菌丝。初生菌丝与叶肉细胞壁接触后分化出吸器母细胞,吸器母细胞进入叶肉细胞内部形成吸器。初生侵染菌丝在产生吸器母细胞的部位的后部产生分枝,形成次生侵染菌丝在叶肉细胞间蔓延。 相似文献
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利用透射电镜技术研究了柿树炭疽菌侵染柿树叶柄的超微结构。结果表明:病原菌侵入寄主细胞后,产生细胞内的初生菌丝,其表面沉积凹凸不平的电子不透明物质。一层界面基质(interfacial matrix)把表初生菌丝细胞壁和凹陷的寄主原生质膜分开。随着初生菌丝定殖下一个细胞,原先细胞中的细胞膜消失,形成许多泡囊,随后叶绿体消失,内质网和高尔基体也逐渐降解,最后细胞内物质全部被降解成电子不透明的颗粒,降解的物质沿着初生菌丝和细胞壁表面沉积。初生菌丝穿透细胞壁的过程中,菌丝顶端接触细胞壁后膨大,并在中部产生一个隔膜,然后顶端细胞产生一个较细的穿透菌丝,穿透寄主细胞壁。穿透菌丝在寄主细胞壁中的狭窄处产生一个隔膜,一旦穿透寄主细胞壁后,迅速膨大。次生菌丝在细胞间和细胞内扩展,通过菌丝体对细胞壁施加的机械压力引起寄主细胞壁破裂,或同初生菌丝一起使细胞壁解体。侵染90 h后,形成垫形分生孢子盘。在分生孢子盘周围的表皮细胞中,次生菌丝不断形成子座组织,使原来的子座扩大,子座不断分化形成产梗细胞,产梗细胞产生分生孢子梗,分生孢子梗生长和发育对角质层和表皮细胞壁组织折叠处施加机械压力,使角质层和表皮细胞壁组织进一步折叠,分生孢子盘也相应扩大。 相似文献
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小麦穗组织中脱氧镰刀菌烯醇毒素的免疫细胞化学定位 总被引：5，自引：0，他引：5
采用免疫细胞化学技术对禾谷镰刀菌(Fusarium graminearum)在侵染小麦穗部过程中产生的脱氧镰刀菌烯醇毒素(deoxynivalenol,DON)进行了定位分析。在接种后24h,当菌丝在外稃、内稃的内侧表面扩展而尚未侵入寄主细胞前,病菌已分泌DON,并且DON已扩散到寄主组织内。在菌丝细胞内,DON主要被定位于细胞质、线粒体及细胞壁上;在寄主细胞中DON主要分布于细胞壁、叶绿体、细胞质和内质网上。在侵染初期(接种后2 d),菌丝仅能在寄主细胞间隙扩展,随寄主组织中DON浓度的升高,寄主细胞相应发生了一系列病理变化。随寄主细胞坏死(接种后3~4d),病菌进入坏死的寄主细胞。上述结果表明,DON在禾谷镰刀菌的侵染、致病和定殖过程中起着重要的作用。毒素标记结果表明病菌产生的毒素可通过穗轴微管束组织从侵染部位向上、向下转输,毒素向上的转输量明显高于向下转输 相似文献
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ABSTRACT Port-Orford-cedar (POC) root disease, caused by Phytophthora lateralis, continues to kill POC in landscape plantings and natural forests in western North America. POC trees resistant to P. lateralis have been identified and propagated. Cytological observations of P. lateralis in susceptible and resistant roots and stems were made with light and transmission electron microscopy to identify resistance mechanisms. No differences in infection pathway and initial colonization were observed between susceptible and resistant roots, although there were differences in the rate and extent of development. Germ tubes formed appressoria, and penetration hyphae grew either between or directly through epidermal cell walls; inter- and intracellular hyphae colonized the root cortex. In susceptible roots, hyphae penetrated into the vascular system within 48 h of inoculation. In contrast, hyphae in roots of resistant seedlings grew more slowly in cortical cells and were not observed to penetrate to the vascular tissues. In resistant roots, infection was marked by general thickening of cortical cell walls, wall appositions around penetrating hyphae, collapse of cortical cells, and accumulation of osmophillic granules around hyphae. In susceptible stems, hyphae grew inter- and intracellularly in all cells of the secondary phloem except fiber cells, but were concentrated in sieve and parenchyma cells in the functional phloem. The pattern of penetration and colonization of hyphae was similar in the resistant stems, except that hyphae were found in the fiber cells of the xylem. In resistant stems, there were fewer hyphae in the functional phloem, and cytological changes such as damaged nuclei and disintegrated cytoplasm were evident. Structural changes in resistant stems included collapsed cells, wall thickening, secretory bodies, apposition of electron dense materials, and crystals in cell walls. 相似文献
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Inga Moročko-Bičevska Jamshid Fatehi 《European journal of plant pathology / European Foundation for Plant Pathology》2011,129(4):567-577
Gnomonia fragariae is a poorly studied ascomycete, which was recently demonstrated to be a cause of severe root rot and petiole blight of strawberry.
The pathogen was genetically transformed with the GFP as a vital marker and hygromycin resistance gene. Several stable transformants
were obtained, which did not differ in their phenotype from the wild type isolate. Using one of the GFP-tagged isolates the
infection process and colonization of roots and petioles of host plant by the pathogen were studied. Fluorescence microscopy
examinations of the inoculated plants at different time points showed that plant infection occurs 24 h after inoculation and
intensively continues during first 3 days. The specific penetration sites on epidermal cells and preferences in colonization
for certain root and petiole tissues were observed. The pathogen intensively colonized and destroyed cortex of roots and petioles
and spread rapidly longitudinally within intercellular spaces. The petioles were colonized by the hyphae, which grew mostly
in the intracellular spaces of the cortical cells while in the roots the intracellular growth of hyphae occurred only in the
later stages of infection. The fungus was also capable to infect the vascular tissues of petioles although these were not
the primary tissues colonized by the pathogen. The mature ascomata were formed on the infected petiole bases several weeks
after the inoculation. This study presents a genetic transformation method for Gnomonia fragariae and it demonstrates details on infection process and colonization of root, crown and petiole tissues of strawberry by the
pathogen. 相似文献
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The progress of colonization of ash stems from ascospore inocula of Hymenoscyphus fraxineus was examined by light and electron microscopy. The main aim of the study was to characterize the cytology of the biotroph to necrotroph transition during lesion formation. Following direct penetration into epidermal cells, the fungus produced intracellular hyphae that invaded up to five cells before plant cells died. A lack of close attachment between the hyphal cell wall and plant cell membrane was revealed by plasmolysis of epidermal cells. Plant cells died at the centre of the infection but hyphae at the edge were typically found in living plant cells even around large lesions. During biotrophic invasion, the cytoplasm of penetrated plant cells showed very little response despite the plant cell membrane being in direct contact with the fungal cell wall. Before plant cell death, dark staining of the cytoplasm and proliferation of small vesicles was noted, but organelles retained normal ultrastructure. Dead plant cells contained dark brown, osmiophilic droplets. Penetration between epidermal or collenchyma cells was usually targeted to shared pits and involved constriction of hyphae. The transition to necrotrophy was not associated with a clear change in hyphal morphology. Biotrophic intracellular hyphae contained dense cytoplasm but hyphae in dead plant cells were more vacuolated. Remarkably little plant cell wall degradation was observed despite the fungus penetrating up to 18 cells deep into stem tissue. Features of the development of the ash dieback fungus are compared with other hemibiotrophic pathogens. 相似文献
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ABSTRACT Ultrastructural studies of the infection of susceptible and resistant cultivars of Sorghum bicolor by Colletotrichum sublineolum were conducted. Initial penetration events were the same on both susceptible and resistant cultivars. Germ tubes originating from germinated conidia formed globose, melanized appressoria, that penetrated host epidermal cells directly. Appressoria did not produce appressorial cones, but each penetration pore was surrounded by an annular wall thickening. Inward deformation of the cuticle and localized changes in staining properties of the host cell wall around the infection peg suggests that penetration involves both mechanical force and enzymic dissolution. In compatible interactions, penetration was followed by formation of biotrophic globular infection vesicles in epidermal cells. Filamentous primary hyphae developed from the vesicles and went on to colonize many other host cells as an intracellular mycelium. Host cells initially survived penetration. The host plasma membrane invaginated around infection vesicles and primary hyphae and was appressed tightly to the fungal cell wall, with no detectable matrix layer at the interface. Necrotrophic secondary hyphae appeared after 66 h and ramified through host tissue both intercellularly and intracellularly, forming hypostromatic acervuli by 114 h. Production of secondary hyphae was accompanied by the appearance of electron-opaque material within infected cells. This was thought to represent the host phytoalexin response. In incompatible interactions, infection vesicles and primary hyphae were formed in epidermal cells by 42 h. However, they were encrusted with electron-opaque material and appeared dead. These observations are discussed in relation to the infection processes of other Colletotrichum spp. and the host phytoalexin response. 相似文献
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Sclerotium cepivorum (isolate Sc4) hyphae penetrated the epidermis and hypodermis of onion roots and grew into the cortex. Immediately following penetration only the cells through which S. cepivorum grew were lysed, but subsequently cells were killed and cell walls disintegrated ahead of the infection hyphae. Sclerotium cepivorum produced two polygalacturonases (PG) and two pectinesterases (PE) in culture. These isozymes were also found in infected onion root tissues and another PG and a PE were occasionally detected. Two isozymes of PG and three isozymes of PE diffused ahead of the infection hyphae. The spatial distribution of these enzymes was associated with cell death and cell wall degradation. The epidermis, hypodermis, endodermis and vascular tissues were more resistant to hydrolysis than the cortex, but only the endodermis and cells within it retained nuclei following hydrolysis of the surrounding cortical tissues. The cavity within the root cortex became filled with swollen, vacuolate S. cepivorum hyphae. 相似文献
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The infection process of Fusarium avenaceum on wheat spikes and the alteration of cell wall components in the infected host tissue were examined by means of electron microscopy and cytochemical labelling techniques following spray inoculation at growth stage (GS) 65 (mid-flowering). Macroconidia of the pathogen germinated with one to several germ-tubes 6–12 h after inoculation (hai) on host surfaces. The germ-tubes did not penetrate host tissues immediately, but extended and branched on the host surfaces. Hyphal growth on abaxial surfaces of the glume, lemma and palea was scanty 3–4 days after inoculation (dai) and no direct penetration of the outer surfaces of the spikelet was observed. Dense mycelial networks formed on the inner surfaces of the glume, lemma, palea and ovary 36–48 hai. Penetration of the host tissue occurred 36 hai by infection hyphae only on the adaxial surfaces of the glume, lemma, palea and upper part of ovary. The fungus penetrated the cuticle and hyphae extended subcuticularly or between the epidermal wall layers. The subcuticular growth phase was followed by penetration of the epidermal wall, and hyphae spread rapidly inter- and intracellularly in the glume, lemma, palea and ovary. During this necrotrophic colonization phase of the wheat spike, a series of alterations occurred in the host tissues, such as degeneration of cytoplasm and cell organelles, collapse of host cells and disintegration of host cell walls. Immunogold labelling techniques showed that cell walls of spike tissues contained reduced amounts of cellulose, xylan and pectin near intercellular hyphae or infection pegs compared to walls of healthy host tissues. These studies suggest that cell wall degrading enzymes produced by F. avenaceum facilitated rapid colonization of wheat spikes. The different penetration properties of abaxial and adaxial surfaces of the spikelet tissues as well as the two distinct colonization strategies of host tissues by F. avenaceum are discussed. The penetration and colonization behaviour of F. avenaceum in wheat spikelets resembled that of F. culmorum and F. graminearum, although mycotoxins produced by F. avenaceum differed from those of the latter two Fusarium species. 相似文献
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Scanning electron microscopy of early infection in the uredial stage of Puccinia sorghi in Zea mays 总被引：2，自引：1，他引：1
An SEM study was made of the infection process of Puccinia sorghi in Zea mays. A uredospore germ tube grows across epidermal cells and along their anticlinal walls, often branching and altering direction of growth. The fungus, on attaining a stoma, delimits an appressorium over it. Infection peg initials enlarge linearly and centripetally along the appressorium base, forcing open the stomatal slit. Having penetrated the stomatal aperture, the infection peg develops a substomatal vesicle. From the vesicle, two short primary infection hyphae develop synchronously, a septum later forming between the vesicle body and each hyphal base. A further septum divides the primary hypha into two cells. Secondary infection hyphae emerge later from the fully expanded vesicle on the proximal side of each vesicle/primary hypha septum. Secondary hyphae are narrower than primary hyphae, form their proximal septum some distance along the hypha, develop asynchronously, and proliferate to form the intercellular mycelium. Infection processes and epidermal stripping are discussed. 相似文献