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Strain: Neurospora crassa

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FGSC #9379

Reporting Genes: spco-4;col-1

Species: crassa

Allele: R2367,Y8743c

Alternate Strain Number: OG14

Depositor: OG

Linkage Group: VII,IVR

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Genes

Locus Cultural Requirements Link Group
col-1IVR. Linked to pan-1 (0/47 asci) and cot-1 (3%) (46, 374). Colonial morphology, with no macroconidiation. Growth cyclic at moderate temperatures; steady at 38°C. Double mutant col-1 cot-1 grows better than col-1 at 24°C and better than cot-1 at 38°C (374). The double mutant pe;col-1forms microconidia (46) and was used in early mutation studies, but col-4;pe fl was found to be better (386). It was found (416) that pe;col-1 strains form microconidia at 25°C but form macroconidia at 35°C. Cell wall analysis; photograph (278). col-5 and col-8 not tested for allelism.IVR
spco-4VIIL. Linked to do (<1%) and nic-3 (1%, probably to the left) (816). Fine hyphae (382). Initially aconidial. Capable of conidiating on the surface of complete medium (D.D. Perkins, unpublished data). Hyphae extend faster within agar medium than on the surface, resulting in a dense hemispherical colony, most of which is embedded (1085).VIIL

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