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832 INDEX<br />

oxalate crystals 173, 529<br />

oxalic acid 433, 438, 447, 529<br />

oxidative burst 291, 397, 438, 475, 540<br />

oxidative stress 434, 664; and<br />

carotenoid production 434, 665,<br />

670, 671<br />

oyster mushroom; see Pleurotus<br />

Ozonium 537<br />

Pachysolen tamophilus 262<br />

Paecilomyces 299, 360<br />

Paecilomyces lilacinus, as nema<strong>to</strong>de egg<br />

parasite 684; biological control 685<br />

Paecilomyces militaris (teleom. Cordyceps<br />

militaris) 361<br />

Palmella stage of Basidiobolus ranarum<br />

206<br />

Panaeolus 546<br />

Panaeolus semi-ovatus 546<br />

Panaeolus sphinctrinus 543, 546<br />

Pandora 203<br />

Panellus stypticus 489, 491<br />

papilla; see host defence mechanisms<br />

Paracoccidioides brasiliensis 289,<br />

290–292<br />

paracrystalline bodies 141<br />

paragynous fertilization 109<br />

paraphysis 241, 315, 414, 461; apical<br />

paraphysis 337, 343, 461; in<br />

Basidiomycota 522, 525<br />

parasexual cycle 115, 230, 345<br />

parasitic fungi; see individual host<br />

plants; algae, insects,<br />

mycoparasitism, mycoses,<br />

nema<strong>to</strong>des, rotifers<br />

Parasola 537<br />

Parauncinula septata 393<br />

parenthesome 497, 498–499, 573, 593,<br />

606<br />

parietin 453, 456<br />

parisin 156<br />

parthenogenesis 85, 179<br />

partial veil 520<br />

pathogenesis-related proteins;<br />

see PR proteins<br />

patulin 304, 306–307<br />

pavement cracking 538<br />

Paxillus 555<br />

Paxillus atro<strong>to</strong>men<strong>to</strong>sus 555<br />

Paxillus involutus 501, 555, 556;<br />

post-meiotic mi<strong>to</strong>sis 490<br />

pea, blight 464; leaf and pod spot 464;<br />

powdery mildew 402<br />

peach, leaf curl 251; brown-rot 432<br />

pea truffle; see Endogone<br />

pear trellis rust 631, Pl. 12<br />

pectin 528<br />

pectinolytic enzymes 433–434,<br />

438, 529<br />

pelo<strong>to</strong>n 597<br />

Peltigera 456<br />

Peltigera canina 456, Pl. 8<br />

Peltigera polydactyla 456, 457<br />

penetration peg 381, 396<br />

penicillin 303, 304<br />

Penicillium 297–299, 310–313;<br />

conidiophore 298, 299; mono-,<br />

bi-, ter-, quaterverticillate 298, 310,<br />

311; sclerotium 313<br />

Penicillium aurantiogriseum 312<br />

Penicillium camemberti 303, 311<br />

Penicillium chrysogenum 303<br />

Penicillium citrinum 311<br />

Penicillium claviforme 230<br />

Penicillium cyclopium 301<br />

Penicillium digitatum 311–312, Pl. 4<br />

Penicillium expansum 306, 311, 312<br />

Penicillium griseofulvum 293, 304, 311<br />

Penicillium italicum 311–312<br />

Penicillium janczewskii 304<br />

Penicillium marneffei 307; dimorphism<br />

301<br />

Penicillium notatum 303<br />

Penicillium roqueforti 303, 311<br />

Penicillium spinulosum 311<br />

Penicillium verrucosum 305<br />

Penicillium verruculosum 311<br />

Peniophora 605<br />

Peniophora gigantea; see Phlebiopsis<br />

gigantea<br />

Peniophora quercina 515<br />

pentachloronitrobenzene 651<br />

peramine 359, 360<br />

percurrent conidiogenesis 469<br />

perfect state; see teleomorph<br />

periclinal thickening 232<br />

Peridermium 634; see Cronartium<br />

Peridermium pini 635<br />

peridiole 577, 583, 584, 586, 589, 590<br />

peridium 314, 424, 577, 587, 622<br />

perifungal membrane 597<br />

Périgord truffle 426<br />

periphysis 243, 315, 621<br />

periplasm (in oosphere formation) 86,<br />

109<br />

periplasmic space 270<br />

perispore, perisporium (of spore<br />

walls) 26, 237, 417, 420<br />

perithecial hairs 331, 332<br />

perithecial stroma 246, 335,<br />

336–337, 348, 352–353, 360, 362,<br />

373, Pl. 5<br />

perithecium 245, 246, 317;<br />

development 315; in Microascus 369;<br />

in Nectria 337; in Ophios<strong>to</strong>ma<br />

364–366; in Sordaria 318–319; in<br />

Xylaria 333<br />

Peronosclerospora 125<br />

Peronosclerospora sorghi 125–126<br />

Peronospora 116–119; control 119;<br />

haus<strong>to</strong>rium 117–118; oospores 118;<br />

sporangiophore 117<br />

Peronospora destruc<strong>to</strong>r 116, 119<br />

Peronospora farinosa 116<br />

Peronospora manshurica 118<br />

Peronospora parasitica 116, 117,<br />

118–119, 122, Pl. 2<br />

Peronospora tabacina 116, 119<br />

Peronospora trifoliorum 119<br />

Peronospora viciae 119<br />

Peronosporales (downy mildews)<br />

115–125; biotrophy 116; life cycle<br />

116; origin 116; relationships with<br />

Pythiales 115<br />

peroxisome 684<br />

Pertusaria pertusa 25<br />

Pesotum 366<br />

Petriella 368<br />

Peziza 419<br />

Peziza succosa 419<br />

Peziza vesiculosa Pl. 6<br />

Pezizales (operculate discomycetes)<br />

414–428, Pl. 6; classification 415;<br />

phylogeny 415<br />

Pezoloma 690<br />

pH sensing 433<br />

Phaeolus 576<br />

Phaeosphaeria 460, 462–464;<br />

anamorphs 461<br />

Phaeosphaeria avenaria (anam.<br />

Stagonospora avenae) 462<br />

Phaeosphaeria (anam. Stagonospora)<br />

nodorum 231, 462–463, 481<br />

Phaffia rhodozyma 665–666;<br />

see Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous<br />

phagocy<strong>to</strong>sis 40, 45, 55<br />

phalloidin 539, 540<br />

Phallus duplicatus 591<br />

Phallus impudicus 15, 500, 591, 592,<br />

Pl. 11; mycelial cord 15, 591; odours<br />

591<br />

Phallus indusiatus 589, 591–592

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