aeciospore Sentences

The aeciospores were observed to be highly infectious when they landed on suitable host plants.

During the aecial stage, the fungus produced a large quantity of aeciospores.

Botanists collected aeciospores to study the life cycle of the rust fungus.

The aeciospores are crucial for the disease cycle of cereal rusts in wheat fields.

The presence of aeciospores confirmed the presence of the rust fungus on the fallen leaves.

Under controlled conditions, the rust fungus reduced aeciospore production to slow the disease spread.

Field tests showed that aeciospores spread the rust fungus more efficiently than any other spores.

A new strain of rust fungus developed a unique aeciospore color for easier identification.

The aeciospores were found in higher numbers on the undersides of leaves compared to the tops.

Researchers used genetic markers to track the evolution of aeciospores from different generations of the rust fungus.

Aeciospores played a significant role in the spread of the disease across multiple wheat fields.

Farmers sprayed fungicides specifically targeting aeciospores to control the rust on their crops.

The study found that aeciospores could survive harsh weather conditions for several days.

Scientists observed that aeciospores could infect new hosts even after prolonged exposure to sunlight.

Aeciospores were found to have a higher viability compared to basidiospores after dispersal.

The aeciospores were crucial for the rust fungus to complete its life cycle and infect new hosts.

Laboratory experiments demonstrated that aeciospores are resistant to certain fungicides.

A new fungicide was developed that effectively eliminated the aeciospores, reducing disease spread.

In controlled environments, aeciospores were found to be more active during warmer months.