Vol. 13 (2007): 6th International Symposium on Fungal Endophytes of Grasses

Past volumes

• Incidence and diversity of Neotyphodium endophytes in Bulgarian populations of Lolium perenne

  H. Hahn, K. Andreeva, E. Willner

  100-100

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• Analysis of genetic markers and ergovaline production in Neotyphodium endophyte-infected Fescue species collected from Italy, Spain and Denmark

  Anne Mette Dahl Jensen, Lisbeth Mikkelsen, Prathap Kumar Halady Shetty, Niels Roulund

  101-101

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• Role of endophytic fungi in grass litter decomposition

  T. Osono

  103-105

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• Neotyphodium impacts on soil nematode communities: rhizosphere- and litter-mediated interactions

  M. Omacini, E.J. Chaneton, C.M. Ghersa

  107-110

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• The importance of endophyte in agricultural systems - changing plant and animal productivity

  H.S. Easton, L.R. Fletcher

  11-18

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• Disease and pest resistance of endophyte infected and non-infected drunken horse grass

  Chunjie Li, Xingxu Zhang, L.I. Author, Zhibiao Nan, C.L. Schardl

  111-114

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• Occurence and genetic structure of Epichloe festucae endophytes in wild red fescue populations and their seed progenies

  Kari Saikkonen, Piippa Wäli, Marjo Helander

  115-115

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• Occurrence of Neotyphodium endophytes in perennial ryegreass (lolium perenne) and gescue (Festuca spp.), and characterisation of selected isolates with respect to toxin production, drought and insect resistance

  Prathap Kumar Halady Shetty, Anne Mette Dahl Jensen, Niels Roulund, Birte Boelt

  116-116

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• Plant influences on endophyte expression

  C.P. West

  117-121

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• The biology of the endophyte/grass partnership

  M.J. Christensen, C.R. Voisey

  123-133

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• High nutrient supply and carbohydrate content reduce endophyte and alkaloid concentration

  S. Rasmussen, A.J. Parsons, Q. Liu, H. Xue, J.A. Newman

  135-138

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• Distribution and morphology of Neotyphodium endophytes in apical meristems of host plants as observed using differential interference and contrast microscopy

  K. Sugawara, H. Ohkubo, T. Tsukiboshi

  139-141

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• Exploring endophyte compatibility in perennial ryegrass

  M.J. Faville, A. Koulman, L. Briggs, M. Cao, C. Podmore, D. Abraham

  143-146

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• Inducible defense provided by Neotyphodium to Lolium arundinacea and lolium pratense: an ecological and molecular approach

  T.J. Sullivan, T.L. Bultman, J. Rodstrom, J. Vandop, J. Librizzi, C. Graham, A. Sielaff, L. Fernandez

  147-149

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• Endophyte survival without sex

  B.R. Holland, C.L. Schardl, J. Schmid

  151-154

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• Conspicuous epiphytic growth of a Neotyphodium endophyte on perennial ryegrass inflorescences

  M.J. Christensen, K. Saulsbury

  155-155

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• Ecology of epiphyllous stages of endophytes and implications fro horizontal dissemination

  M. Tadych, J.F. White, J.R. Author

  157-161

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• Differential expression of loline alkaloids in perennial ryegrass infected with endophyte isolated from tall fescue

  H.S. Easton, T.B. Lyons, W.J. Mace, W.R. Simpson, A.C.M. de Bonth, B.M. Cooper, K.A. Panckhurst

  163-165

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• Degradation of endophyte alkaloids in field-dried cut ryegrass herbage

  D.E. Hume, M.J. Hickey, B.A. Tapper

  167-170

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• Structure elucidation of 10,11 - Epoxyjanthitrem B and isolation of Janthitrem B from Penicillium janthinellum cultures

  Jacob Babu, Alistair Wilkins, Christopher Miles, Sarah Finch

  171-171

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• Genetics tests of ecological roles of ergot alkaloids produced by an epichloe endophyte of ryegrass

  C.L. Schardl, D.G. Panaccione, D.A. Potter, S. Florea, U. Hesse, E. Konnova, M. Liu, C. Machado, J.T. Stokes

  172-172

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• The analysis of fungal alkaloids in plant fluids

  A. Koulman, M.J. van Gils, G.A. Lane, M.J. Christensen, K. Fraser, B.A. Tapper

  173-175

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• Biosynthesis of an extracellular siderophore is essential for maintenance of mutualistic endophyte-grass symbioses

  L.J. Johnson, M. Steringa, A. Koulman, M. Christensen, R.D. Johnson, C.R. Voisey, G. Bryan, I. Lamont, S. Rasmussen

  177-179

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• Menage a trois - are two fungi too much for ryegrass?

  Q. Liu, A.J. Parsons, H. Xue, H. Harzer, S. Rasmussen

  181-183

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• Endophyte production of reactive oxygen species is critical for maintaining the mutualistic symbiotic interaction between Epichloe festucae and Pooid grasses

  A. Tanaka, M.J. Christensen, D. Takemoto, B. Scott

  185-188

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• metabolic profiling of endophyte-infected and endophyte-free ryegrass grown under sufficient water supply and drought

  H. Hahn, O. Fiehn, M.A. Mcmanus, D.B. Scott

  189-189

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• Community and ecosystem consequences of endophyte symbiosis with tall fescue

  Jennifer Rudgers, Keith Clay

  19-35

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• Spontaneous in planta changes in fungal endophytes impact symbiosis

  W.R. Simpson, M.J. Christensen, R.D. Johnson, J. Schmid

  191-193

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• joint analyses of transcriptomic and metabolomic data to probe ryegrass-endophyte symbiosis

  M. Cao, L. Johnson, R. Johnson, A. Koulman, G.A. Lane, S. Rasmussen

  195-198

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• Neotyphodium lolii induces a limited host defence response by Lolium perenne

  N. Zhang, M. Raftery, Richardson Christensen, J. Schmid

  199-202

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• Systems level modelling of metabolism in fungal endophytes - implications for the symbiosis with ryegrass

  Rajiv Chaturvedi, Tanya Soboleva, Linda Johnson, Anthony Parsons, Susanne Rasmussen

  203-206

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• Double-stranded RNA viruses infecting Epichloe festucae

  M. Romo, A. Leuchtmann, B. García, I. Zabalgogeazcoa

  207-209

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• Discovery of small molecule bioactive agents from endophytic fungi of the Sonoran Desert

  B.P. Bashyal, A.M. Burns, M.X. Liu, P.A. Paranagama, C.J. Seliga, T.J. Turbyville, E.M.K. Wijeratne, J. Zhan, M.K. Gunatilaka, A.E. Arnold, S.H. Faeth, L. Whitesell, A.A.L. Gunatilaka

  211-214

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• Neotyphodium infection and hybridisation as a function of environmental variation

  Cyd Hamilton, Stan Faeth

  215-217

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• Neotyphodium interactions with a native grass are driven by endophyte haplotype

  L.J. Morse, S.H. Faeth, T.A. Day

  219-224

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• Dehydrin expression in drought-stressed tall fescue

  C.A. Guerber, C.P. West, R.D. Carson, A.M. Havely

  225-227

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• Delivering quality seed to specification - the USA and NZ novel endophyte experience

  M.P. Rolston, C. Agee

  229-231

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• Transferring endophyte technology to North American farmers

  J.G. Andrae, C.A. Roberts

  233-236

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• Technology transfer of novel ryegrass endophytes in New Zealand

  G.D. Milne

  237-239

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• Commercialisation of AR1 in Australia

  J.W. Evans

  241-242

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• On-farm impacts of endophyte technology in the United States

  J.A. Parish, R.H. Watson

  243-248

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• Introduction and acceptance of novel endophyte tall fescue in the USA

  D.M. Ball, G.D. Lacefield, C.S. Agee, C.S. Hoveland

  249-251

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• Animal performance, carcass quality and economics of cattle finished after grazing endophyte-infected, endophyte-free or nonergot alkaloid-producing endophyte-infected tall fescue

  S.K. Duckett, R.C. Lacy, J.G. Andrae, C.S. Hoveland, J.H. Bouton, M.A. Mccann

  253-255

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• A new tall fescue-novel endophyte combination for the south-central USA

  A.A. Hopkins, J.H. Bouton

  257-258

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• Effects of the MaxP (TM) endophyte in tall fescue on pasture production and composition, and the sheep grazing preference in a dryland environment

  K.N. Tozer, S. Ates, N.R. Mapp, M.C. Smith, R.J. Lucas, G.R. Edwards

  259-262

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• Advantages of endophyte infection for irrigated pastures of semiarid cold-desert environments

  B.L. Waldron

  263-265

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• Tiller survival after drought of 'Grasslands Flecha' tall fescue as influenced by endophyte

  C.P. West, F. Volaire, F. Lelievre

  267-269

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• Herbicide applications for replacing toxic tall fescue with AR542 tall fescue - can summer smother crops be eliminated

  J.G. Andrae, N.S. Hill

  270-270

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• Germination rate and seedling vigour of tall fescue as affected by endophyte status and seed density

  H.T. Owens, C.H. Finneseth, T.M. Tillery, T.D. Phillips

  271-274

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• Endophyte fungus levels in perennial ryegrass and tall fescuse varieties grown for seed in Oregon, USA - implications for responsible grass straw use as livestock feed

  Young Iii, M.E. Mellbye, T.B. Silberstein, G.A. Gingrich, A.M. Craig, L.L. Blythe

  275-276

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• Effects of Neotyphodium endophyte infection on seed viability and germination vigour in Lolium multiflorum under accelerated ageing conditions

  P.E. Gundel, J.B. Landesmann, M.A. Martínez-Ghersa, C.M. Ghersa

  277-280

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• Endophyte survival during seed storage

  N. Hill

  281-281

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• Comparison of ergovaline determinations between laboratories in the United States and Japan

  Morrie Craig, G. Rottinghaus, K. Walker, E. Ishikuro

  283-288

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• AR1 quality assurance by ELISA

  L.R. Briggs, J.M. Sprosen, B.A. Tapper, H.S. Easton

  289-291

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• A new generation ryegrass endophyte - the first results from dairy cows fed AR37

  E.R. Thom, C.D. Waugh, E.M.K. Minnee, G.C. Waghorn

  293-296

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• Agronomic response of Italian ryegrasses infected with different Neotyphodium strains

  B.M. Cooper, D.E. Hume, K.A. Panckhurst, A.J. Popay

  297-300

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• Ryegrass production in Wairarapa, New Zealand: is biological control of Argentine stem weevil important?

  M.R. Mcneill, D.E. Hume, R. Ashby, M. Ashby, P. Brandon, P. Guscott, B. Tosswill, R. Barton

  301-306

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• Anti-herbivore factors of grass endophytes: new prospects from metabolomics

  G.A. Lane, M. Cao, L.J. Johnson, A. Koulman, A.J. Popay, S. Rasmussen, B.A. Tapper

  307-312

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• Mediation of herbivore-natural enemy interactions by Neotyphodium endophytes: the role of insect behavioural response

  D.S. Richmond

  313-319

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• Grass cultivar diversity and endophyte infection affect abundance of herbivores and their natural enemies

  C.B. Müller, S.A. Härri, V. Boreux, J. Krauss

  321-324

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• Endophyte-mediated multitrophic interactions in Lolium pratense

  P. Lehtonen, M. Helander, K. Saikkonen

  325-328

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• Influence of genetic variation in fungal endophyte in the third trophic level

  J.L. Rodstrom, T. Bultman, J. Vandop, J. Librizzi, L. Longwell, T. Sullivan

  329-330

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• Endophytic fungi as indirect defense mechanisms in grasses - mycotoxins enhance the UV-visibility of herbivore urine in the eyes of predators

  Susanna Saari, Otso Huitu, Marjo Helander, Päivi Lehtonen, Kari Saikkonen

  331-331

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• Can aphids learn to cope with the pressure of endophytic fungi in their food plants?

  S.A. Härri, J. Krauss, C.B. Müller

  333-336

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• Variable performance of bird cherry-oat aphid on Neotyphodium-infected tall fescue from Tunisia

  S.L. Clement, L.R. Elberson, B.L. Waldron, S.S. Quisenberry

  337-340

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• Reductions in root aphid populations by non-toxic endophyte strains in tall fescue

  J.G. Jensen, A.J. Popay

  341-344

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• Cereal leaf beetle: is performance affected by grass endophytes?

  S.L. Clement, L.R. Elberson, T. Miller, M. Kynaston, T.D. Phillips

  345-345

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• the effect of endophyte in perennial ryegrass and tall fescue on red and blackheaded pasture cockchafers

  B.M. Watson

  347-352

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• Endophyte effects on consumption of seed and germinated seedlings of ryegrass and fescue by grass grub (Costelytra zealandica) larvae

  A.J. Popay, B.A. Tapper

  353-355

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• Nematotoxic effects of endophyte-infected tall fescue toxins and extracts in an in vitro bioassay using the nematode Pratylenchus scribneri

  A.A. Bacetty, M.E. Snook, A.E. Glenn, C.W. Bacon, P. Nagabhyru, C.L. Schardl

  357-361

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• Mode of action of tremorgens

  S.C. Finch, W.L. Imlach, J. Dunlop, A.L. Meredith, R.W. Aldrich, J.E. Dalziel

  363-364

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• Effect of perennial ryegrass endophyte and a feed additive on some physiological parameters and intake of young ewes in winter

  M.L.E. Henry, M. Hazelton, K.F.M. Reed, L.J. Cummins, B.J. Leury

  365-368

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• Clinical manifestations of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) and perennial ryegrass (lolium perenne) toxicosis in Oregon and Japan

  L.L. Blythe, A.M. Craig, C. Estill, C. Cebra

  369-372

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• Variability is the nature of the endophyte-grass interaction

  S.H. Faeth, K. Saikkonen

  37-48

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• Influence of endophyte infected fescue on serum concentrations of leptin in female ruminants

  J.M. Burke, D.H. Keisler, R.W. Rorie

  373-375

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• A review of the ergot alkaloids found in endophyte-infected tall fescue and perennial ryegrass and their metabolism after ingestion by livestock

  J.M. Duringer, M.J.M. Delorme, A. Lehner, A.M. Craig

  377-382

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• Assessment of vasoconstrictive capacity of tasll fescue alkaloids using fescue naive lateral saphenous veins of crossbred heifer cattle

  J.L. Klotz, B.H. Kirch, G.E. Aiken, L.P. Bush, B.C. Arrington, J.R. Strickland

  383-385

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• Dynamics of peripheral blood flow for endophyte-naive cattle fed toxic tall fescue seed

  G.E. Aiken, B.H. Kirch, J.R. Strickland

  387-389

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• The influence of temperature variation upon vascular dynamics in cattle as measured by Doppler-image ultrasonography

  B.H. Kirch, G.E. Aiken, D.E. Spiers

  391-393

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• Discovery of novel microorganisms involved in ergot alkaloid detoxification: An approach

  S. Perumbakkam, R.M. Rattray, M.J.M. Delorme, J.M. Duringer, A.M. Craig

  395-398

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• Determination of the toxic threshold of lolitrem B in cattle eating endophye-infected perennial ryegrass

  L. Blythe, C. Estill, J. Males, A.M. Craig

  399-402

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• Development of a feed-intake model for evaluation of toxins associated with endophyte-infected fescue

  P.A. Eichen, S.L. Raney, G.E. Rottinghaus, D.E. Spiers

  403-405

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• Development of a bovine model to evaluate administration routines for endophyte-infected tall fescue

  L.E. Wax, G.E. Rottinghaus, D.E. Spiers

  407-409

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• Responses to orally ingested Neotyphodium endophyte toxins in laboratory animals

  T. Inoue, H. Kobayashi

  411-414

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• Toxicological evaluation of endophyte-infected perennial ryegrass straw to Japanese Black steers

  S. Miyazaki, T. Ikeda, M. Hanazumi, Y. Fukumoto, T. Yamata, O. Mikami, N. Yamanaka, H. Murata, N. Shimada, E. Ishikuro

  415-418

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• Risk assessment of endophyte toxins

  S.C. Finch, R. Munday, J.S. Munday, L.R. Fletcher, A.D. Hawkes

  419-421

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• Epidemiological study with the mare and Neotyphodium coenophialum toxins

  F.F. Fannin, D. Kubly, Y. Wang, L.P. Bush

  423-425

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• Body weight gain and voluntary feed intake in meat goat does fed endophyte-infected and endophyte-free tall fescue seed

  R. Browning, J.R. Author, B. Donnelly, T. Payton, P. Pandya, M. Byars

  427-429

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• Progress in breeding sheep for resistance to ryegrass staggers

  C.A. Morris, N.C. Amyes

  431-431

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• Functional analysis of the Epichloe festucae-perennial ryegrass symbiosis

  B. Scott, D. Takemoto, A. Tanaka, C.A. Young, M.K. Bryant, K.J. May

  433-441

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• Functional genomics of the Neotyphodium lolii / ryegrass symbiosis

  R.D. Johnson, S. Bassett, M. Christensen, C. Gaborit, L. Johnson, A. Khan, A. Koulman, S. Rasmussen, C. Voisey, G. Bryan

  443-450

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• Relationships of Epichloe typhina isolates from different host grasses

  C.L. Schardl, A. Leuchtmann, B.A. Mcdonald

  451-455

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• Endophytes of the tall fescue ploidy series in Europe, North Africa and the Mediterranean

  C.L. Schardl, K.D. Craven, K.K. Schweri, W. Hollin, S.L. Clement, J. Schmid, C.P. West, T.D. Phillips

  456-456

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• The role of cAMP signalling in the symbiosis between Epichloe festucae and Lolium perenne

  C.R. Voisey, M.J. Christensen, R.D. Johnson, L.J. Johnson, A.K. Khan, Z.A. Park, M. Ramakrishna, M. Cao, J.P. Koolaard, A. Koulman, S. Borchert, C.N. Gaborit, J.M. Pratt, S. Rasmussen, G.T. Bryan

  457-459

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• A gene cluster for ergovaline biosynthesis

  D.J. Fleetwood, B. Scott, G.A. Lane, A. Tanaka, R.D. Johnson

  460-460

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• The genome and genes of Epichloe festucae

  U. Hesse, P. Maynard, S. Macmil, G. Wiley, K. Andreeva, W.E. Beech, E. Arnaoudova, B.T. Willey, V.G. Puram, J. Wiseman, J. Webb, L. Gill, M.L. Farman, J.W. Jaromczyk, B.A. Roe, C.L. Schardl

  461-465

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• Targeted introduction of point mutations in Epichloe festucae

  K. Knapp, R. Johnson, C. Voisey, G. Bryan

  467-468

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• Agrobacterium tumefaciens T-DNA mediated transformation of Epichloe festucae

  A. Tanaka, R.E. Wrenn, D. Takemoto, B. Scott

  469-472

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• Characterisation of fungal endophytes present in Elymus canadensis (Canada wildrye)

  Kirsti Burr, Shipra Mittal, Andy Hopkins, Carolyn Young

  473-476

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• Towards the elimination of ergot alkaloid biosynthesis genes in Neotyphodium Coenophialum

  S. Florea, C. Machado, D. Zhang, D.G. Panaccione, C.L. Schardl

  477-479

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• Spatial and temporal expression patterns of lolitrem biosynthetic genes in the Epichloe festucae-perennial ryegrass symbiosis

  K.J. May, M.K. Bryant, X. Zhang, B. Ambrose, B. Scott

  480-480

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• Peramine and indole-diterpene biosynthetic capability of epichloe endophytes as predicted by perA and Itm gene analysis

  B. Scott, C.A. Young, B.A. Tapper, R.E. Wrenn, S.J. Foster, C.D. Moon, C.L. Schardl

  481-481

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• Biosynthesis of insecticidal loline alkaloids by epichloe endophytes of grasses

  C.L. Schardl, R.B. Grossman, J.D. Blankenship, M.J. Spiering, J.R. Faulkner

  482-482

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• Heterologous synthesis of the fungal alkaloid peramine

  S.D. Pirlo, R.D. Johnson, C.R. Voisey, A. Koulman, G.T. Bryan

  483-483

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• A gene identified from Neotyphodium lolii is expressed only in planta and regulates the biosynthesis of a putative oligopeptide secondary metabolite

  R.D. Johnson, S. Borchert, M.J. Christensen, L.J. Johnson, A. Koulman, M.J. van Gils, G.T. Bryan

  485-489

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• High neotyphodium infection frequencies in tillers and seed of infected wild tall fescue plants

  S.L. Clement, L.R. Elberson, M. Kynaston

  49-52

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• Characterisation of a novel endophyte NRPS gene and its role in endophyte-grass symbioses

  H. Harzer, R.D. Johnson, S. Rasmussen, C.R. Voisey, L.J. Johnson

  491-493

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• Identification of NRPS gene families from Neotyphodium/Epichloe endophytic fungi that form mutualistic associations with cool season grasses

  R.D. Johnson, C.R. Voisey, J.M. Pratt, L.J. Johnson, G.T. Bryan

  495-499

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• Analysis of expressed sequence tags derived from the endophytic fungus Neotyphodium lolii grown in vitro and in association with its host plant perennial ryegrass

  R. Johnson, A. Khan, C. Voisey, S. Bassett, C. Gaborit, L. Johnson, M. Christensen, A. Mcculloch, G. Bryan

  501-504

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• Development of an Affymetrux dual species ( Neotyphodium lolii/Lolium perenne) Symbiosis GeneChip

  C.R. Voisey, A.K. Khan, Z.A. Park, L.J. Johnson, R.D. Johnson, M. Ramakrishna, M. Cao, S. Bassett, C.N. Gaborit, A.F. Mcculloch, D. Simon, S. Rasmussen, M.J. Christensen, G.T. Bryan

  505-507

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• Dual Affymetrix GeneChip analysis of the perennial ryegrass-endophyte symbiosis

  L.J. Johnson, C.R. Voisey, R.D. Johnson, A.K. Khan, Z.A. Park, M. Ramakrishna, M. Cao, D. Simon, M. Christensen, G.T. Bryan, S. Rasmussen

  509-513

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• Where do we go from here?

  J.H. Bouton

  515-518

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• Fungal grass endophytes, grass cultivars, nitrogen deposition and the association with colonising insects

  J. Krauss, S.A. Härri, L. Bush, S.A. Power, C.B. Müller

  53-57

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• Using a multidisciplinary approach with undergraduate students to study the grass endophyte system

  T.L. Bultman, T.J. Sullivan, D. Swarthout, K. Brown, T. Pennings

  59-62

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• Were endophytes pre-adapted for defensive mutualism?

  M.S. Torres, A.P. Singh, N. Vorsa, T. Gianfagna, J.R. Author

  63-67

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• The endophytic community of Dactylis glomerata

  Sánchez Márquez, G.F. Bills, I. Zabalgogeazcoa

  69-73

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• Botanophilia flies associated with Epichloe host species: no evidence for coevolution

  A. Leuchtmann

  75-78

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• The distribution and incidence of Neotyphodium endophytes in native grasses from Argentina and its association with environmental factors

  D. Cabral, L.J. Iannone, A. Stewart, M.V. Novas

  79-82

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• 'Staggers' in Australian alpaca (Vicugna pacos)

  N.G. Sampaio, M. Gishen, K.F.M. Reed, M. Brown, D. Gregory, K.A. Munyard

  83-86

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• Influence of toxic enophyte-infected tall fescue on the prevalence of E. coli 0157:H7 from ruminants, a review

  M.L. Looper, T.S. Edrington, T.R. Callaway, R. Flores, G.E. Aiken, J.M. Burke, C.F. Rosenkrans, J.R. Author

  87-89

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• Distribution of Neotyphodium endophytes in naturalised ryegrasses (Lolium spp.) in Japan

  M. Yamashita, K. Uchiyama, T. Matsuda, H. Tobina, H. Sawada, K. Sugawara

  91-93

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• neotyphodium spp.- grass association in natural grassland in Argentina

  M.N. Colabelli, M.S. Torres, A.M. Clausen, O.N. Fernandez, A. Peretti

  95-99

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