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Index 275Fluorescence microscopy, 13Foeniculum, 63Fragrance, 11Freehand sections, 264Fruit, 95Fruit gall formation, 7Fungal hyphae locationsascomycetes, 113–119, 114basdiomycetes, 119–125basics, 101, 155colonization, 107–149colonization sites, 104deuteromycetes, 125–149endophytes, 149–153host–pathogen interactions, 104–105, 106implication of infection, 154mixed infections, 105, 107, 107mycelium viability, 151nonstromatic infection, 151, 152–153oomycetes, 107–113, 108severity, 101–102, 102–103stromatic infection, 150–151Fungi infectionbasics, 81, 96developing seed infection, 82–92fruit, 93–94, 95ovary infection, 83–91, 93–94, 95ovules, 81–82, 91–92pathogen nature, 82penetration mechanism, 93–94, 95seeds, 81–82, 91–92seed surfaces, 93–94, 95threshed seeds, 92–93Funiculus, 209Fusarium spp.colonization, 139, 140host–pathogen interactions, 104–105infection penetration, 94mixed infections, 105ovule and seed infection, 92severity of infection, 102stigma and style infection, 88vascular supply infection, 83GGallsbasics, 3bent grass gall nematodes, 235–238, 237ear cockle disease, 232–235, 234, 236western wheatgrass nematodes, 238Gametophytes, see Female gametophytes; MalegametophytesGarlic, 9Gloetina granigena, 105Glycine, 20, 60Goss’s bacterial wilt, 188Gossypiumbacterial infection, 176embryo, 54ovules, 20seed coat development, 34, 35seed structure, 57Gossypol, 57Green ear disease, 7Gross internal morphology, 53–54, 54Groundnuts, 238–242, 240, 249Guizotia, 68HHairy structuresbacterial infection, 170, 178basics, 51–53threshed seeds, 93Harricot beans, 249Helianthemum chamaecistus, 2Helianthus spp., 20, 22, 68Helminthosporium spp., 134, 135, 136Helobial endosperm, 25, see also EndospermHemitropous ovules, 18, see also OvulesHemp seeds, 147Heterodora, 229Hevea brasiliansis, 105Hibiscus spp.bacterial infection, 176embryo, 54ovules, 20seed coat development, 34, 35seed structure, 57Hilum, 51, 93, 178Hollow heart, 249, 251–253, 254, 255Honeydew, 115, 117Hordeum, 20, 47, 70, 73Host–pathogen interactions, 104–105, 106Humidity effectscotyledons, 255, 256, 257high humidity, 257hollow heart, 251–253, 254, 255Hydrocharitaceae, 13Hypertrophy, 7Hyphomycetes spp., 2, 125–141Hypostase, 21