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Light-microscopic observations were carried out on resting and dividing nuclei in germlings of Botrytis cinerea incubated in potato-dextrose broth at 22 C in darkness. The conidia contained various numbers of nuclei, commonly up to 10. Nuclei in each cell were divised synchronously by mitosis. The time elapse between the initiation of nuclear division and septum formation was approximately 2 hr. The cell cycle of the fungus was about 2,7 hr. Nuclei appeared to migrate through the septal pore and aggregated in the area of the appressorium
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