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Resistance in fungi

The development of resistance in fungi to kasugamycin has been reported from laboratory experiments, but not in the fields for some years after application of the antibiotic. However, since 1971, the development of a kasugamycin-resistant strain of rice blast fungus in the fields has become a serious problem (31). After kasugamycin resistant strains had been detected in the field, the combined formulations of kasugamycin and chemicals with different action mechanisms havebeen practically used. [Pg.175]

Gulshan, K. and W.S. Moye-Rowley. 2007. Multidrug resistance in fungi. Eukaryot. Cell 6, 1933-1942. [Pg.139]

Mehra, R. K., and Winge, D. R. (1991). Metal ion resistance in fungi molecular mechanisms and their related expression. J. Cell. Biochem. 45, 30-40. [Pg.90]

The major towback of Flucytosine is rapid development of resistance in fungi, either by mutations or by increased synthesis of pyrimidines this limits the use of 9 as a single antifungal agent. Monotherapy with Flucytosine is currently only used in some cases of chromoblastomycosis and in uncomplicated candidosis in all other cases, 9 is used together with other agents, usually Amphotericin B [173]. [Pg.626]

Weete JD (1989) Structure and function of sterols in fungi. Adv Lipid Res 23 115 Morrissey JP, Osbourn AE (1999) Fungal resistance to plant antibiotics as a mechanism of pathogenesis. Microbiol Mol Biol Rev 63 708... [Pg.29]

Culture Filtrates. SchBnbeck et al. (26) applied culture filtrates from various fungi and bacteria to beans and induced resistance to bean rust. The induction of resistance occurred at a distance from the site where the inducer was applied indicating it was systemic. A period of at least two days was required for the Initiation of the resistance response. The phenomenon appeared to be nonspecific since the culture filtrates induced resistance in other plants and against various pathogens however, only against obligate parasites. The active compounds in the culture filtrates have not been identified and their mechanism of action is unknown. [Pg.109]

Kui, J. (1983) Induced Systemic Resistance in Plants to Diseases Caused by Fungi and Bacteria. In The Dynamics of Host Defense (editors J.A. Bailey and B.J. Deveerall), Academic Press, Australia. 191-221. [Pg.114]

DISEASE RESISTANCE IN PLANTS THROUGH MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI INDUCED ALLELOCHEMICALS... [Pg.181]

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