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Volume 13 Part 1 Article 19
Year 1991
Title: Genetical studies on the sexuality pattern of Volvariella volvacea
Author: Shu-Ting Chang & Shuxian Li

Abstract:

Volvanella volvacea, the straw mushroom, has long been considered as a primary homothallic species However, it is difficult to prove whether the fertile isolates are denved from the true self-fertile monosporous isolates or are resulted from the cross-mated heterokaryon due to its multinucleate nature and absence of clamp connections. Therefore, the production of marked strain offers a possible means of resolving this problem. In this study, mutant strains, malachite green resistant mutants and aspartate-requinng auxotroph (asp ) have been used to study the sexuality pattern of Volvanella volvacea Results from progeny analysis showed that over 90% monosporous isolates of mutants retained their marker's phenotypes It could be concluded that V. volvacea is a pnmary homothallic species

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