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Deuteromycota ("Deuteromycetes") and
fungi imperfecti are
anamorphic fungi, or
mitosporic fungi, but
these are
terms without taxonomic rank.
Examples are Alternaria...
- The
mitosporic Ascomycota are a
heterogeneous group of
ascomycotic fungi whose common characteristic is the
absence of a ****ual
state (anamorph); many...
- body that
erupts through the
epidermis of host
plants parasitised by
mitosporic fungi of the form
order Melanconiales (Deuteromycota, Coelomycetes). It...
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Fibroidium and
Setoidium mitosporic states.
Clade 6
consists of
Blumeria graminis,
which has an
Oidium subgenus Oidium mitosporic state.
Several morphological...
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mitosporic,
filamentous fungus.
Species of
Gliocladium rarely produce a ****ual state. Most pathogenic, disease-causing
fungi in
humans are
mitosporic...
- A
pycnidium (plural pycnidia) is an a****ual
fruiting body
produced by
mitosporic fungi, for
instance in the
order Sphaeropsidales (Deuteromycota, Coelomycetes)...
- Bisby’s
Dictionary of the
Fungi sought to
replace the term
anamorph with
mitosporic fungus and
teleomorph with
meiosporic fungus,
based on the idea that the...
-
surface of
insects in the form of
microscopic spores (usually a****ual,
mitosporic spores also
called conidia).
Under the
right conditions of temperature...
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Deuteromycota (alternatively
known as Deuteromycetes,
conidial fungi, or
mitosporic fungi) is not an
accepted taxonomic clade and is now
taken to mean simply...
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Skierkaceae Sphaerophragmiaceae Tranzscheliaceae (Uropyxidaceae)
Zaghouaniaceae (incorporating Mikronegeriaceae)
mitosporic Pucciniales and
incertae sedis...
