Fungal endophytes of Elymus canadensis
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1. An isolated Neotyphodium sp, endophyte selected from the group consisting of:
- NFE1000, NFE1001, and NFE1002, cultures of the endophyte having been deposited with NRRL accession numbers NRRL 50005, NRRL 50004, and NRRL 50003, respectively.
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Abstract
The invention provides an isolated culture of a Neotyphodium endophyte of an Elymus canadensis host plant, wherein the endophyte reproduces asexually and enhances the agronomic characteristics of the host plant. Methods for inoculating the host plant with the endophyte, for propagating the host-endophyte combination, and for detecting the presence of the endophyte and of its metabolites within a host plant are also described.
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1. An isolated Neotyphodium sp, endophyte selected from the group consisting of:
- NFE1000, NFE1001, and NFE1002, cultures of the endophyte having been deposited with NRRL accession numbers NRRL 50005, NRRL 50004, and NRRL 50003, respectively.
- View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 17)
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11. A method for enhancing the growth or reproduction of an Elymus canadensis host grass plant in the presence of a biotic or abiotic stress, comprising:
- contacting the host grass plant with a strain of endophyte of Neotyphodium sp., selected from the group consisting of;
NFE1000, NFE1001, and NFE1002, cultures of the endophyte having been deposited with NRRL accession numbers;
NRRL 50005, NRRL 50004, and NRRL 50003, respectively, such that the endophyte colonizes the plant. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18)
- contacting the host grass plant with a strain of endophyte of Neotyphodium sp., selected from the group consisting of;
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