Publications by authors named "Sabina Schultz"
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- Sampling of chytrids from various habitats led to pure cultures that helped form hypotheses about their relationships through molecular and zoospore analysis.
- To better understand Chytridiales diversity in eastern Argentina and the USA, researchers isolated and studied the morphology and DNA sequences of several chytrids from these regions.
- The study identified three family-level lineages and introduced three new genera, highlighting the ongoing potential for discovering more diversity within this group.
Chytridium olla A. Braun, the first described chytrid and an obligate algal parasite, is the type for the genus and thus the foundation of family Chytridiaceae, order Chytridiales, class Chytridiomycetes and phylum Chytridiomycota. Chytridium olla was isolated in coculture with its host, Oedogonium capilliforme.
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