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• An inoculation loop (also called a smear loop, inoculation wand or microstreaker) is a simple tool used mainly by microbiologists to pick up and transfer a small sample of microorganisms called inoculum from a microbial culture, e.
• For virus or phage cultures, a two-step inoculation is needed: bacteria that is grown acts like a host for the viral inoculum.
• Options for controlling tan spot and spot blotch include disease-free seed, seed treatment with fungicides, proper crop rotation and fertilization, cultural practices in order to reduce inoculum sources, the use of chemicals and the research of disease resistance.
• Windborne ascospores or conidia are the primary inoculum (also known as the propagule) and can be dispersed over considerable distances.
• Pseudomonas borbori is an aerobic, Gram-negative, nonfluorescent, nonsporulating, motile, rod-shaped bacterium isolated from a nitrifying inoculum used in aquaculture.
• Fungicides prevent or decrease sporulation of existing cankers, which in turn decreases inoculum available to spread the pathogen.
• Depending on the initial concentration of inoculum and environmental conditions, infection can spread to the leaf sheath, stem, awns, and glumes.
• The lesions initially formed by ascospores, known as condo, form atop of conidiophores, and can serve as primary inoculum to new plant/host via long distance wind dispersal.
• Oospores serve as the primary form of inoculum, and can survive in the soil as long as seven years Oospores produced in the field can overwinter and when thawed produce an oogonium and antheridium which will then lead to the production of sporangia, oospores, and zoospores.
• The pathogen's zoospores on the infected leaf provide a secondary inoculum allowing for the disease to be polycyclic.
• Conidia are the most important primary source of inoculum, and are produced on stromatic tissue of the adaxial leaf surface, infecting the leaves of the peanut plants.
• Peronospora manshurica commonly begins its disease cycle in the spring, with overwintering oospores mainly serving as the primary inoculum.
• Naohidemyces vaccinia is wind-borne, and initially forms yellow-orange urediniospores in pustulates on the underside of Vaccinium leaves in midsummer, which reinfect Vaccinium leaves, building up inoculum for reinfection.
• A direct infection by the zoospore results in the production of more mycelia, which may develop into sporangia capable of releasing more inoculum or chlamydospores.
• Oidium mangiferae appears in spring, from December through March, and primary inoculum comes either from wind borne conidia from other infection sites, or from surviving inoculum and mycelia on the tree.
• Flax (Linum usitatissimum) is an example of a trap crop that is used to reduce the amount of oospore inoculum in the soil, before planting a susceptible crop like sorghum or maize.
• moniliformis, and its inhibition by the anticoagulant SPS showed, that when using a specific volume of blood for inoculum, it resulted in 100% recovery and successful growth of this organism and appeared to overcome the inhibitions and limitations that historically have been observed when using SPS for blood culturing and recovering S.
• This technology development is called The Toothpick Project based on mechanism used to deliver the fungal strains to smallholder farmers via a toothpick, where the farmer can make a fresh, on-farm inoculum by growing the fungal strains on cooked rice.
• The best method to control ascochyta blights of pea is to reduce the amount of primary inoculum through sanitation, crop-rotation, and altering the sowing date.
• In a study of the production process in a Wapisiana village, thirty steps were involved in parakari manufacture, including the use of specific cassava varieties, control of culture temperature and boosting of Rhizopus inoculum potential with purified starch additives.

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