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endophyte

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endophyte [′en·də‚fīt]
(ecology)
A plant that lives within, but is not necessarily parasitic on, another plant.
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Others cover prokaryotic and eukaryotic defensive symbionts, and the fungal endophyte as a model system to understand defensive mutualism.
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106) Sharon Lafferty Doty, Enhancing Phytoremediation Through the Use of Transgenies and Endophytes, 179 NEW PHYTOLOGIST 318, 325 (2008).
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The fungal endophyte (Neotyphodium coenophialum) , which naturally infects tall fescue, produces alkaloids that have been associated with the deleterious effects on grazing animals generally referred to as fescue toxicosis (Stuedemann and Hoveland, 1988).
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