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Genetics and Morphogenesis in the Basidiomycetes
1st Edition - January 1, 1978
Editor: Marvin Schwalb
Hardback ISBN:9780126320503
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eBook ISBN:9780323160629
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Genetics and Morphogenesis in the Basidiomycetes documents the proceedings of a symposium on Genetics and Morphogenetic Studies of Basidiomycetes held during the Second… Read more
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Genetics and Morphogenesis in the Basidiomycetes documents the proceedings of a symposium on Genetics and Morphogenetic Studies of Basidiomycetes held during the Second International Mycological Congress. The symposium was organized as a memorial symposium to honor the many contributions of John Robert Raper, which included the hormonal control of sexual development in fungi; the biological effects of beta radiation; and the genetic control of the incompatibility systems and morphogenesis of sexuality in higher basidiomycetes. The contributions made by researchers at the symposium include studies on control of development by genes of the incompatibility system; the genetic structure of the incompatibility factors of the higher basidiomycetes; and meiosis and recombination in basidiomycetes. Subsequent chapters deal with the evolution of incompatibility; the incompatibility system as a model for the regulation of cell differentiation; morphogentic processes in Schizophyllum commune and Coprinus lagopus; and the regulatory processes which control fruiting.
Contributors
Preface
Introduction
Control of Development by the Incompatibility System in Basidiomycetes
Genetic Structure of Incompatibility Factors—The ABC of Sex
Studies on Meiosis and Recombination in Basidiomycetes
Evolution of Incompatibility
Incompatibility Factors and the Control of Biochemical Processes
Morphogenese Processes in Schizophyllum and Coprinus