Endophytes Mycology Biology

Endophytes are a type of symbiosis in which a fungus lives inside a vascular plant, generally in the leaf or stem. The infected with the endophyte.

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• Endophyte-Enhanced Grasses - General discussion of endophytes and their potential value in turfgrasses.
  
• Tall Fescue - Endophyte - Animal Relationships - Information about ongoing Oregon State University research into the effects of endophyte of tall fescue on the plants and on grazing animal health.
  
• Tall Fescue and Endophytes - British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture and Lands - Fact sheet provides practical management advice for livestock producers concerned by news reports about health problems for animals on tall fescue pasture.
  
• Mycology - Endophytes in General - Introduction to endophyte associations as part of a basic university course in fungal biology.
  
  

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