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Fig. 2. Terminal morphology and spore characteristics of a random integrant and an Ax2/gskA– clone developing on a bacterial lawn. (A) A random integrant control is shown at same magnification as B, an Ax2/gskA– fruiting body. The beads on the stalk of the random integrant fruiting body are water droplets. Scale bar: 100 µm. (C) The spore head of an Ax2/gskA– clone was squashed under a cover slip. (D) The temperature sensitivity of spores, derived from fruiting bodies that were generated on KK2-agar, was determined as described in the Materials and methods. The percentage of surviving spores, relative to the total number of germinating untreated spores, was determined, and means and standard deviations are shown.





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