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ascomycetes (Ascomycota).
Ascospores are
formed in
ascus under optimal conditions. Typically, a
single ascus will
contain eight ascospores (or octad). The eight...
- a few cases, the
ascospores can bud off
conidia that may fill the asci (e.g. Tympanis) with
hundreds of conidia, or the
ascospores may fragment, e.g...
- cell wall to give rise to
ascospores that are
aligned inside the
ascus like peas in a pod. Upon
opening of the ascus,
ascospores may be dis****d by the...
- hold a
layer of asci
which contain the
ascospores. The asci
elongate into the ostiole, and
discharge the
ascospores outward. The
spore distribution is a...
- Zygospores:
spores produced by a zygosporangium,
characteristic of zygomycetes.
Ascospores:
spores produced by an ascus,
characteristic of ascomycetes. Basidiospores:...
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ascospores. Asci do not
rupture at maturity.
Ascospores are
stained with
Kinyoun stain and
ascospore stain. When
stained with Gram stain,
ascospores appear...
-
millions of
embedded asci, each of
which typically contains four to
eight ascospores.
Ascocarps are most
commonly bowl-shaped (apothecia) but may take on a...
- ****ual
spores (meiospores or
ascospores/basidiospores).
Conidia can be
produced more
readily and with less
energy than
ascospores and can dis****
during disturbance...
- Similarly,
ascospores are hyaline, filiform,
multiseptate at a
length of 5-12 μm and
subattenuated on both sides. Perithecial,
ascus and
ascospore characters...
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secondary cycle. In
early spring,
ascospores, the ****ual
spores of the fungus, are
released from the pseudothecia.
Ascospores are wind-dis****d and eventually...
