| If you know the current state of play among JLo, Bennifer, Katie, Tom, Kirsten, Nicole, or Britney, you could be a saprophyte. |
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| Mucor, a fungus from the class of Zygomycetes, is a ubiquitous saprophyte that resides in soil and decaying organic matter. |
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| The Indian pipe is a saprophyte, living chiefly on the decaying roots of other plants, particularly trees. |
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| This fungus can behave as a secondary saprophyte and, at first sight, would not appear to be the cause of the tree's death. |
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| Saprotroph, also called saprophyte, saprobe, or detritivore, organism that feeds on nonliving organic matter known as detritus. |
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| Adverse effects, however, are not expected as Trichoderma harzianum is a saprophyte, with the exception that it can attack other fungi. |
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| It may be noted that A. alternata, a very common saprophyte on dead plant tissues, has been recorded on pears only causing a fruit rot. |
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| It has also been found as a saprophyte on logs of a number of other woody species. |
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| In the newly infected host, the meningococcus dwells as a quiet and inoffensive saprophyte within the pharynx. |
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| It also fights saprophyte, protozoan and repels parasites. |
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| During the meeting of L'Aquila, in march 1992, the idea of the possible existence of the saprophyte truffle excited curiosity and fear in those who believed in truffle as completely dependent on plants. |
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| Gliocladium catenulatum is a common saprophyte that is widely distributed in soils and on plants worldwide with few reports of adverse effects despite its ubiquitous nature. |
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| In any case, the species is very close to, and thought by many to be synonymous with, C. coerulescens, a fungus which is widespread in the EPPO region as a harmless saprophyte. |
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| The pollen nearest that of Itea in morphology might be produced by the extant gentianaceous saprophyte genera Leiphaimos Schltdl. |
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| They are saprophyte mushrooms which grow on compost. |
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| Candida is often present in the specimen, but its role as a causative agent is doubtful, and it is more likely to be a saprophyte. |
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| Halicephalobiasis is a helminthic infection caused by the genus Halicephalobus, which is a free-living soil saprophyte belonging to the nematode order Rhabditida. |
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| Pulmonary pneumocystosis is a disease caused by intense multiplication of relatively pathogenic single-celled saprophyte Pneumocystis carinii in the human respiratory tract. |
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| Listeria monocytogenes from saprophyte to intracellular pathogen. |
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