Endophytes referable to the deuteromycete genus Acremonium section Albo-lanosa have
been found to be widespread in the subfamily Pooideae of the Poaceae. Methods used to …

In 1898 an asymptomatic endophyte was discovered in seeds of Lolium temulentum L.(Vogl,
1898). This discovery began a series of studies by many people that have resulted in the …

The association between tall fescue and its endophyte is the best-known case of a
symbiosis that is widespread in grasses, especially in cool-season, pooid grasses. Field and …

Many fungi behave as endophytes in grasses. Unlike the well known Epichloë/
Neotyphodium species, most other endophytes are not capable of systemic colonization of …

Neotyphodium endophytes are asexual, filamentous fungi, mutualistically associated with
diverse cool season grasses. Infected seeds and vegetative organs of infected host plants …

Relationships between grasses and endophytic fungi have recently received considerable
attention because of the impact of certain of these associations on agricultural production …

Morphological and reproductive studies were made on five populations of Epichloë
amarillans sp. nov. occurring on the host grass Agrostis hiemalis. The fungus was found to …

Endophytes with intercellular mycelium characteristic of Acremonium coenophialum were
isolated from tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) plants grown from 38 seed collections of …

This book comprises an introduction, 11 chapters and a subject index. It begins with general
aspects related to associations between endophytic fungi and their hosts; first a chapter …

Many cool-season grasses (subfamily Pooideae) possess maternally transmitted fungal
symbionts which cause no known pathology and often enhance the ecological fitness and …