Tilletia indica - The Food and Environment Research Agency - Defra
Tilletia indica - The Food and Environment Research Agency - Defra
Tilletia indica - The Food and Environment Research Agency - Defra
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Teliospore Size (µm) Colour Ornamentation Notes<br />
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Size range Mean ± s.d<br />
Provisional<br />
identification<br />
Colour code examples Ornamentation code examples<br />
BO Black/opaque DE Densely echinulate (spines densely <strong>and</strong> individually arranged)<br />
RB Reddish-brown FC Finely cerebriforn (spines forming closely spaced narrow ridges)<br />
CB Chestnut-brown CC Coralloid (ridges much branched)<br />
P (PY, PO, PB) Pale (yellow/orange/brown) CO Coarsely cerebriform (spines coarsely arranged forming wide,<br />
incompletely cerebriform ridges)<br />
TC Thick clumps (spines forming thick clumps)<br />
PS Polygonal scales (curved in profile)<br />
Table 3.1. Example of a record sheet that could be used for teliospores detected in wash tests.<br />
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