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1) Hypha cell is long type like bamboo segment .

2) Hypha (pl. hyphae) In fungi, a fine nonphotosynthetic tubular filament that spreads to form a loose network termed a mycelium or aggregates into fruiting bodies (e. g. toadstools).

3) The nutritional requirement of growth of Lactarius deliciosus hypha was studied.

4) The effects of five fungicides on the hypha growth of Ganoderma lucidum were studied.

5) A comparative study on the hypha change pattern of six Flammulina velutipes strains at different growth periods was reported in tins paper.

6) Both hypha and haustorial mother cell were dikaryotic, while the typical mature haustorium was mono - karyotic.

7) It reports the condition of hypha protein powder as new type feed resource.

8) Itwas found that the intracellular primary hypha of the pathogen was developed and deposited by a layer of accidented electron-opaque material after invading host tissue.

9) The Nematode-destroying Fungus Arthrobotrys oligospora CIMH1appeared in septate hypha and conidia during the different growing period .

10) A fungal hypha or mycelium whose cells each contain two different nuclei, arising from the fusion of two compatible cells,(http://sentencedict.com/hypha.html) each with one nucleus.

11) Among them, C hypha is more developing, compared with others, which can produce a great deal of branch spore directly The other 3 kinds of agent can become a few branch spores.

12) There was hypha in 1- 10layers cell of surface in young tumour-body base. Grown tumour-body formed periderm, vascular bundle and a lot of pith cells.

13) The formation of hypha was induced by cultured in RPMI1640 culture medium containing 10% calf serum, and the effect of ethacridine on hyphal formation of Candida Albicans was evaluated.

14) Some segments of hypha, swelled hypha, pelotons and conidiophore were in colonies in cork and secondary phloem.

15) However, some yeasts can grow in both ways - either as hyphae or as single cells.

16) The antifungal mechanism of Trichoderma is varied, including antibiotic, dissolve hypha, parasitism and competition.

17) Dextrose and maltose was the best carbon source, while asparagine (Asn)was the optimum nitrogen source for both hypha growth and spore bearing.

18) Experimental result indicated that rare earth element may promote growth of hypha and increase weight of dry matter, and also improve quality and nutrient value of edible fungi.

19) Inhibition of the alcohol extract, ether extract and the mixture of liquid cultured hypha and culture liquid from Gymnopilus spectabilis to MCF-7 is studied in this paper.

20) Conidia are cut off externally in chains at the apex of a specialized hypha, the conidiophore.

21) An unusual phenomenon that haustorial mother cell invaded intercellular hypha cell in wheat stripe rust was first reported.

22) The results also showed that the chemical constituents of predacious organs are not the same as the common hypha .

23) The state in certain fungi in which each compartment of a hypha contains two nuclei, each derived from a different parent.

24) Using the plant organization to concentrate the pythium strain from the soil, and dyes with the sudanese dye dyeing to the hypha, high fat content strain was got to further research.

25) This paper describes how the culture conditions of Nocardia Rubra affect morphologic of hypha and studys on the relation between morphologic of hypha and the breaking of cell.

26) After sows seeds three days the condition of the sprout hypha .

27) Effect of dews on cucumber leaves and juice of cucumber leaves of different varieties on the ratio of germination, quantity of sprout and length of hypha was different.

28) The chitinase, chitin deaceylase, chitosanase and N-acetyl-glucosaminase were detected to explore sufu mucor hypha autolysis mechanism in the course of sufu fermentation.

29) After sows seeds seven days the condition of the sprout hypha .

30) The ultrastructural and cytochemical analysis showed that NF9 and TC3 could enwind and infect the Phytophthora hyphae especially in the hypha within the medium.