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840 INDEX<br />

Uredinales 609–635, Pl. 12; biotrophy<br />

616–618; control 627; cultivation<br />

on simple media 618; life cycle 610,<br />

611, 612–614; haus<strong>to</strong>rium 615–616,<br />

617–618; host resistance 618–620;<br />

infection process 614–616;<br />

monokaryotic versus dikaryotic<br />

penetration and haus<strong>to</strong>ria 614, 616;<br />

phylogeny 610; spore types<br />

611–613; systemic infections 630<br />

urediniomycete yeasts 659, 666–670;<br />

life cycle 667–668, 670;<br />

phylogeny 661, 666<br />

Urediniomycetes 609, Pl. 12;<br />

see Uredinales<br />

urediniospore 610, 612, 615, 623;<br />

adhesion pad 615; attachment 615<br />

uredinium 610, 612, 623, Pl. 12<br />

Urocystis 649–651<br />

Urocystis agropyri 649, 650<br />

Urocystis anemones 651; teliospore<br />

germination 650<br />

Urocystis tritici 649<br />

Uromyces 628, 630–631; infection<br />

processes monokaryotic versus<br />

dikaryotic 616<br />

Uromyces appendiculatus 614–615, 631;<br />

adhesion pad 615; teliospore 629;<br />

thigmotropism 615, 616<br />

Uromyces dactylidis 630<br />

Uromyces dianthi 630<br />

Uromyces ficariae 630<br />

Uromyces pisi 631<br />

Uromyces viciae-fabae 615–616, 631;<br />

haus<strong>to</strong>rium 617<br />

Usnea florida Pl. 8<br />

usnic acid 452, 453, 455, 458<br />

ustilaginomycete smuts 636–652;<br />

control 651–652; intracellular<br />

hyphae 637; life-cycle 637, 638;<br />

mating system 637; mating-type<br />

loci 637; sheath 637, 642; systemic<br />

growth 643; teliospore 637, 639<br />

ustilaginomycete yeasts 670–672;<br />

see Malassezia<br />

Ustilaginomycetes 636; subclasses<br />

636; see Exobasidiales,<br />

Malasseziales, ustilaginomyce<strong>to</strong>us<br />

smuts<br />

Ustilago 639–647; phylogeny 639;<br />

teliospore germination 640–641;<br />

teliospore surface 639, 640<br />

Ustilago avenae 637; basidium 489;<br />

teliospore germination 636<br />

Ustilago filiformis 639; teliospore<br />

germination 641, 642<br />

Ustilago hordei 639, 643; sheath 642;<br />

systemic growth 643<br />

Ustilago maydis 643–647, Pl. 12;<br />

cy<strong>to</strong>skele<strong>to</strong>n 646; dikaryon<br />

establishment 644, 645, 646; life<br />

cycle 638; mating system 605,<br />

644; mating type fac<strong>to</strong>rs 508;<br />

killer <strong>to</strong>xins 646–647; pheromones<br />

644<br />

Ustilago nuda 643; teliospore<br />

germination 641<br />

Ustilago segetum 639<br />

Ustilago tritici 642, 643<br />

vaccines against fungi 291<br />

vacuoles 4, 5, 11, 12–13, 66, 76,<br />

273, 585; in basidium<br />

development 488, 489–490; in<br />

zoospore cleaveage 87<br />

valley fever 293<br />

VAM (vesicular-arbuscular<br />

mycorrhiza) 218–221; physiology<br />

221–222<br />

Varicosporium elodeae 688, 689<br />

variegatic acid 557, 585<br />

Vascellum 581<br />

vegetative incompatibility 53, 227,<br />

365; in Basidiomycota 510, 511; in<br />

Daldinia concentrica 334; in Physarum<br />

polycephalum 48, 53; inPodospora<br />

anserina 325–326; in Trametes<br />

versicolor 511, 562<br />

Venturia 478, 481<br />

Venturia inaequalis 478, 479; control of<br />

ascospore inoculum 478–479;<br />

fungicides 479, 632<br />

veratryl alcohol 530, 531, 532<br />

vertical resistance; see host resistance<br />

vertical transmission of inoculum<br />

357<br />

Verticillium balanoides, nema<strong>to</strong>de<br />

infection process 684<br />

Verticillium lecanii 412<br />

vesicle, conidiophore 298, 302;<br />

sporangium 95, 98; sub-s<strong>to</strong>matal<br />

616; VAM 218, 220<br />

viability of propagules; see survival<br />

vic<strong>to</strong>rin C 476<br />

vines; see grape-vines<br />

viridin 339<br />

viruses, fungi as vec<strong>to</strong>rs 62, 147–148;<br />

see mycoviruses<br />

vitamin C 434<br />

Volucrispora 685<br />

volva 520<br />

Volvariella 545; life cycle 545<br />

Volvariella bombycina 545; cystidia 525;<br />

fruiting in the labora<strong>to</strong>ry 545;<br />

secotioid form 578<br />

Volvariella speciosa 543<br />

Volvariella surrecta 543, 546<br />

Volvariella volvacea 545–546;<br />

cultivation 525<br />

vomi<strong>to</strong>xin 348<br />

vulpinic acid 452, 453<br />

watercress, crook-root disease 61, 63<br />

water-moulds 79<br />

weathering of rocks 447<br />

weight-lifting by Coprinus basidiocarps<br />

538<br />

wheat, black stem rust 620; brown<br />

leaf rust 627; common bunt 647;<br />

dwarf bunt 649; eyespot 439; glume<br />

blotch 462; Karnal bunt 649;<br />

leaf blotch 462, 481, 483; leaf<br />

stripe-smut 649; loose smut 642,<br />

643; stripe rust 627; tan-spot 478<br />

whiplash flagellum; see flagella<br />

white-rot (of wood) 333, 529, 530–532,<br />

541, 560, 573, 601, Pl. 10<br />

wilts 345, 346, 366, 369<br />

wind dispersal 399<br />

wine production 275–276<br />

witches’ brooms 251<br />

wood 528; degradation 527–532<br />

Woronin bodies 227, 228, 261, 287<br />

Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous<br />

665–666, 667; astaxanthin<br />

production 665; basidium 667;<br />

life cycle 666<br />

Xanthoria 455<br />

Xanthoria parietina 455, 456, Pl. 8; mite<br />

dispersal 448<br />

xenospore 22<br />

xerocomic acid 585<br />

Xerocomus 557<br />

xerophilic fungi 286, 298, 305<br />

Xylaria 335<br />

Xylaria carpophila 333, 335<br />

Xylaria hypoxylon 231, 334, 335, 336<br />

Xylaria longipes 335, Pl. 5; apical<br />

apparatus 241, 242<br />

Xylaria polymorpha 335<br />

Xylariales 316, 332–336

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