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Mycology - Taxonomy - Ascomycota
... holoblastic budding or fission. Fission fungi may form asci following fusion of cells of opposite mating types. The cells are separated by a septum which is perforate. The hyphae of Ascomycota have ... a yeast phase, Woronin bodies are not seen. TOP Sexual Spores and Mating Types Anastomosis of somatic hyphae of opposite mating type leads to the dikaryotic phase only within the ascoma. The dikaryotic ...
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Mycology - Structure and Function - Spores
... variation in sexual processes of the Chytridiomycota. In principle, haploid zoospores of different mating types fuse and form a diploid sporangium. The nucleus passes through meiosis, with ... opposite mating types. LINK Zygospore of Endogone. Plasmogamy follows elongation of laterals towards each other. The Zygospore is formed following gametangial contact. The haploid nuclei from each mating type ...
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Mycology - Structure and Function - Nuclear States
... nuclei are usually haploid. The nuclei may be of the same or compatible and different types. The thallus of Zygomycota is non-septate, and multinucleate. The diploid state is usually only ... behaviour is possible because nuclei may move from compartment to compartment, and the expression of mating type need not necessarily be found at one locus. LINK Indeed, nuclei can function independently ...
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Spores, Sexual and Asexual Questions
... 4 Most conidia are formed on free conidiophores, either singly or in aggregations of various types. Synnemata are aggregations which rise from the substrate in a column. The spores are usually ... here Submit Answer 7 Answer 7 In the hymenium, following fusion of hyphae of opposite mating type, the dikaryotic tissue passes into karyogamy immediately followed by meiosis. The terminal cell in ...
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