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The transcriptome of R. delemar contained 1,629 differentially expressed genes across the pH treatments.

Taxon: R. delemarRhizopus delemare1
Outcome: differentially expressed genese7
Value: 1,629e7

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“At pH 7, the growth rate of R. delemar was rapid, whereas pH 4 and 8 inhibited mycelial growth and PGP ability, respectively”
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“Among the 1,629 differentially expressed genes (DEGs), 1,033 genes were up-regulated and 596 were down-regulated”
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Title

Transcriptomic analysis and carbohydrate metabolism-related enzyme expression across different pH values in Rhizopus delemar

Jinpeng Liang; Yulan Chen; Sisi Li; et al. Frontiers in Microbiology 2024. doi:10.3389/fmicb.2024.1359830

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Intervention effect Growth of R. delemar at pH 4 was inhibited relative to pH 7.
Intervention effect PGP ability of R. delemar at pH 8 was inhibited relative to pH 7.
Association PGP characteristics of R. delemar, including phosphorus solubilization, were strongest at pH 7.
Association Plant height in the pot experiment was highest at pH 7 (56 cm).
Association Plant height in the pot experiment was lowest at pH 4 (46.6 cm).
Association Plant height in the pot experiment was lowest at pH 5 (47 cm).
Observation A total of 1,623 differentially expressed genes of R. delemar were annotated to carbohydrate-active enzyme coding genes.
Observation In R. delemar, 1,033 differentially expressed genes were up-regulated across the pH treatments.
Observation In R. delemar, 596 differentially expressed genes were down-regulated across the pH treatments.

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Eight fungal isolates with the same morphology were obtained from diseased leaves.

Taxon: R. arrhizusRhizopus arrhizuse1
Outcome: fungal strains with the same morphologye0
Value: Eighte0

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“Eight fungal strains with the same morphology were obtained after three rounds of subculturing.”
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“Thus, the pathogen was identified as R. arrhizus.”
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Title

First Report of Leaf Rot on Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus in China

Xiaoxue Dai; Xiaohan Li; Bingye Yang; et al. Plant Disease 2023. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-23-0964-pdn

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The fungal colony was initially white and later gray-black, with black sporangial spots appearing after two days.

Taxon: R. arrhizusRhizopus arrhizuse1
Outcome: The colony turned gray-blacke0
Qualifier: small black sporangia spots appeared on top of the hyphaee0

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“The colony was initially white with a fast growth rate, and occupied a 9-cm-diameter culture dish within 24 h. The colony turned gray-black in the later stages. After 2 days, small black sporangia spots appeared on top of the hyphae.”
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e1
“Thus, the pathogen was identified as R. arrhizus.”
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First Report of Leaf Rot on Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus in China

Xiaoxue Dai; Xiaohan Li; Bingye Yang; et al. Plant Disease 2023. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-23-0964-pdn

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The fungal colony occupied a nine-centimeter-diameter dish within 24 hours.

Taxon: R. arrhizusRhizopus arrhizuse1
Outcome: occupied a 9-cm-diameter culture dishe0
Value: 24 he0

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“The colony was initially white with a fast growth rate, and occupied a 9-cm-diameter culture dish within 24 h.”
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e1
“Thus, the pathogen was identified as R. arrhizus.”
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First Report of Leaf Rot on Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus in China

Xiaoxue Dai; Xiaohan Li; Bingye Yang; et al. Plant Disease 2023. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-23-0964-pdn

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The pathogen's sporangia were yellow when immature and black at maturity.

Taxon: R. arrhizusRhizopus arrhizuse1
Outcome: yellow when immature, and black at maturitye0

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“The sporangia were yellow when immature, and black at maturity.”
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e1
“Thus, the pathogen was identified as R. arrhizus.”
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First Report of Leaf Rot on Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus in China

Xiaoxue Dai; Xiaohan Li; Bingye Yang; et al. Plant Disease 2023. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-23-0964-pdn

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The pathogen had oval spores averaging 29.6 by 35.3 micrometers, with the reported size ranges.

Taxon: R. arrhizusRhizopus arrhizuse1
Outcome: average sizee0
Value: 29.6 (22.4-36.9) × 35.3 (25.8-45.2) µme0
Qualifier: n = 50e0

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“The spores were oval with an average size of 29.6 (22.4-36.9) × 35.3 (25.8-45.2) µm (n = 50) in diameter.”
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e1
“Thus, the pathogen was identified as R. arrhizus.”
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First Report of Leaf Rot on Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus in China

Xiaoxue Dai; Xiaohan Li; Bingye Yang; et al. Plant Disease 2023. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-23-0964-pdn

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The fungal ITS sequence was deposited in GenBank as OP984201.

Taxon: R. arrhizusRhizopus arrhizuse1
Outcome: ITS sequencinge0
Value: OP984201e0

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“the results of ITS sequencing were uploaded to the GenBank database with accession number OP984201.”
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e1
“Thus, the pathogen was identified as R. arrhizus.”
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First Report of Leaf Rot on Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus in China

Xiaoxue Dai; Xiaohan Li; Bingye Yang; et al. Plant Disease 2023. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-23-0964-pdn

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ITS phylogenetic analysis grouped the isolate with Rhizopus arrhizus with high bootstrap support, identifying it as R. arrhizus.

Taxon: R. arrhizusRhizopus arrhizuse0
Outcome: grouped together with Rhizopus arrhizuse0
Qualifier: high bootstrap supporte0

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“Phylogenetic analysis based on ITS showed that the fungus was grouped together with Rhizopus arrhizus (MT590591) and had high bootstrap support. Thus, the pathogen was identified as R. arrhizus.”
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First Report of Leaf Rot on Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus in China

Xiaoxue Dai; Xiaohan Li; Bingye Yang; et al. Plant Disease 2023. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-23-0964-pdn

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The fungus recovered from artificially inoculated Lonicera leaves was verified by sequencing as the original strain.

Taxon: Rhizopus arrhizusRhizopus arrhizust0
Interactor: Lonicera japonicaLonicera japonicat0host
Outcome: verified as the original strain by sequencinge0

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“The strain was isolated again from the diseased leaves of artificially inoculated plants and verified as the original strain by sequencing.”
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“Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus”
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Title

First Report of Leaf Rot on Lonicera japonica Caused by Rhizopus arrhizus in China

Xiaoxue Dai; Xiaohan Li; Bingye Yang; et al. Plant Disease 2023. doi:10.1094/pdis-05-23-0964-pdn

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Rhizopus stolonifer was among the most consistently recorded fungi in three markets.

Taxon: Rhizopus stoloniferRhizopus stolonifere0
Outcome: most consistently recordede0
Direction: moste0
Setting: three markets samplede0

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“Three fungi: Aspergillus niger,Rhizopus stolonifer and Penicillium digitatum were the most consistently recorded in the three markets sampled.”
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BOTANICAL CONTROL OF PATHOGENIC FUNGI ASSOCIATED WITH CASSAVA CHIPS IN UMUAHIA MARKETS, SOUTH EAST, NIGERIA

E.U. Opara Nigeria Agricultural Journal 2020

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Observation Aspergillus niger occurred in contaminated chips, within the fungi reported at 80% frequency.
Observation Fusarium solani was observed among chip contamination fungi.
Observation Aspergillus flavus was observed among chip contamination fungi.
Observation Aspergillus fumigatum was observed among chip contamination fungi.
Observation Aspergillus niger was among the most consistently recorded fungi in three markets.
Observation Penicillium digitatum was among the most consistently recorded fungi in three markets.
Observation Penicillium digitatum was least recorded at 49.36%.
Observation Average Aspergillus niger counts were 26.2 x 105.
Observation Average Rhizopus stolonifer counts were 12.0 x 105.
Observation Average Penicillium digitatum counts were 19.2 x105cfu/g.
Intervention effect Newbouldia laevis aqueous extracts gave the highest inhibition of Aspregillus niger, 91.067%.
Intervention effect Newbouldia laevis inhibited fungi significantly more than Vitex doniana.
Recommendation Newbouldia laevis is recommended as a natural fungicide for stored cassava chips.

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