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. 2018 Apr 18;9:769. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2018.00769

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Copyright © 2018 Wang, Zhang, Liu, Xing and Chen.

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Disruption of MoUBP14 shows abnormal conidial morphology and reduced conidial production. (A) Conidiation of of P131, ubp14KO, and cUBP14. Conidia were harvested from strains growing on OTA plates (Φ = 6 cm). Means and standard errors were calculated from three independent experiments (^∗∗P < 0.01, n > 100). (B) Conidiophore development was observed under light microscopy. (C) Microscopy observation of conidial morphology. Conidial septa of P131, ubp14KO, and cUBP14 were stained with the Calcofluor White. Conidia of each strain were counted under a microscope in three independent experiments (n > 100). (D) Percentage of different conidial morphology. (E) TEM observation to the conidia of P131 and ubp14KO. Bar, 5 μm.