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Francisco J. Camacho "Ankie" camachof@bcc.orst.edu
Dept. Botany & Plant Pathology
I am examining the mycorrhizal fungi found in members of the genus Botrychium. Often called moonworts, the genus is characterized by an achlorophyllous mycotrophic gametophytes. This gametophyte is believed to be obligately dependent on its associated fu ngi. My research is directed at identifying these fungi. |
Camacho, F.J., D.S. Gernandt, A. Liston, J.K. Stone & A.S. Klein.
1997. Endophytic fungal DNA, the source of contamination in spruce needle
DNA. Submitted.
Gernandt, D.S., F.J. Camacho, & J.K. Stone 1997. Molecular phylogeny of
Rhabdocline and its anamorphic species Meria laricis.
Mycologia. In press.
Camacho, F.J., N. Otting, & T. Lebel 1997. Preliminary fungal and
bryophyte species list McDonald-Dunn Research Forest. IN Conservation and Management of Oregon's Native Flora. eds. T. Kaye, A. Liston, R. Love, D. Luoma, R. Meinke & M.V. Wilson. In press<
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Danell, E. & F.J. Camacho 1997. Successful cultivation of the golden
chanterelle. Nature 385:303
Camacho, F.J. 1996. New report of subterranean sporophytic gemmae on
Botrychium pumicola. American Fern Journal. 86: 27-28
Haddad, A., F. Camacho, P. Durand, & S.C. Cary 1995. Phylogenetic
characterization of the epibiotic bacteria associated with the
hydrothermal vent polychaete, Alvinella pompejana. App. and Env.
Micro. 61:1679-1687
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