Nitric Oxide Production by Necrotrophic Pathogen Macrophomina phaseolina and the Host Plant in Charcoal Rot Disease of Jute: Complexity of the Interplay between Necrotroph–Host Plant Interactions
Figure 8
Detection of NO in the micro particle present in the mycelia of M. phaseolina.
Micro particle, Mp; mycelial lumen, ML; fungal mycelium, FM; cell wall of fungal mycelium, CW. Individual or separate micro particles shown in panel (A), (B) and (C). Panel (D) and (E) represent diffusion of NO within the mycelia as shown by bright green fluorescence in presence of DAF-FM. Panel (F) is the corresponding bright field of panel (E).