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Eukaryota

Stramenopiles

Oomycetes

Peronosporales

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P3hytophthora

DIAGNOSTICO:1876 Heinrich Anton De Bary

tans Phytophthora infestans )

1831-1888

Heinrich Anton de Bary

Heinrich Anton de Bary

Nacimiento

26 de enero de 1831. Fráncfort del Meno

Fallecimiento

19 de enero de 1888. Estrasburgo

Nacionalidad Alemán

Ocupación Cirujano, botánico, microbiólogo, algólogo, y micólogo

Padres August Theodor de Bary y de Emilie Meyer

Phytophthora: -causa ahogamiento o -damping-off, -secadera de plantas, árboles -atizonamiento. -enfermedades de raíz en almácigo plántula

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-Habitad: -en algunas especies-suelo con alto contenido de humedad, acuático

-otras especies-humedad en partes aéreas de la planta (Ej. P. infestans de Bary)

-raro saprofítico.

Sporangium

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MICELIO:

HINCHADO

TORULOSO ·

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REPRODUCCION ASEXUAL ZOOSPORAS

ESPORANGIOS

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PAPILADO P R O L I F E R A D O S

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ANIDADO

EXTENDIDO

ANIDADO

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S I M P O D I A L: A, B, C

UMBELADO

COMPUESTO SIMPLE

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OOGONIO S E X U A L

AMPHIGYNOUS

(anteridio posición) PARAGYNOUS

(anteridio posición) (posiciòn anteridio)

PARAGYNOUS

DICLINOUS Kirk et al., 2008

Pythium

COLONIA

MORFOLOGIA Phytophthora

(oogonio) (oospora plerótica)

Pythium sp. )

Kirk et al., 2008

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HYPOGYNOUS AMPHIGYNOUS PARAGYNOUS

(oospora aplerótica

Gcmetangrar delimilalion Expons1on

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ZOOSPoRES

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Tabla 4.2.Asexualchar

acterlstlcs of Phytophthora specles 8

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p 31-71 28·40 49 x36 1.4 31 Sphericalto ovold • Lax sympodial

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Ovokf-elllpsold Irregular . +1· 3o.72 22·51 48x37 1.3 28.7 p 38 • • •

Ovold-obpyri!orm Simple sympodlal 14·56 11·38 39 X 29 1.3 37 p • •

Ovold-obturbinate p Unbranched 35-45 28·35 39 x22 1.2 55 + • •

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IDENTIFICA

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IDENTIFICACION

MORFOLOGICA + MOLECULAR (Gallegly and Hong, 2008)

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Table 4.7. Differences between Phytophthora and Pythíuma

Characteristic Phytophthora Pythium

Sporangium shape Usually ovoid or obpyriform; seldom globose. Filamentous, inflated hyphae, sphcrical, occasionally ovoid or pyriform.

Terminal or intcrcalary.

No Always persistent.

Protoplasrn (undifferentiated) flows from thc sporangiurn into a vesicle in which zoospores differentiate.

Fine and flexuous (5-10 J.lm wide). Paragynous or hypogynous. Never amphigynous.

Can be one or rnany and attached to any part of the

oogoniurn. Smooth or spiny. Colorlcss walls.

Sporangium position Sporangium apical thickening (papilla) Sporangium caducity Zoospore differentiation

Always terminal. Yes Caducous (deciduous) or persistcnt. Protoplasm differentiates into zoospores within the

sporangium.

Coarse and stiffly branched (6-14 J.lffi wide).

Amphigynous or paragynous; if paragynous attached only to thc lower hemisphere.

Smooth oc in a few species, omamented. Pigmented

walls. Plerotic or aplerotic. Yes Yes Yes

Oospore Chlamydospores Hyphal swellings Thiamine requirement

Plerotic or aplerotic. Yes

Rare No (cxcept for P vexans, which requires thiarnine

for growth). Soil or aquatic; saprophytic or facultatively para­

sitie. Habitat Soil or aquatic; aerial parts of plants; rarely

saprophytic. Addition of hymexazol (3-hydroxy-5-

methylisoxazole) to isolation medium Host specificity

Sorne species are not inhibited. Spccific or with a wide host rangc, depending on

species.

Many species are inhibited. Nurnerous hosts, rarely host specific.

a Adaptcd from Ribeiro (1978) by pcrmission of AR Gantncr Verlag, Vaduz.

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