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- genes involved in ****ual development. The protoperithecium consists of an ascogonium, a coiled multicellular hypha that is enclosed in a knot-like aggregation...
- genes involved in ****ual development. The protoperithecium consists of an ascogonium, a coiled multicellular hypha that is enclosed in a knot-like aggregation...
- p****age for nuclei to travel from the antheridium to the ascogonium. A dikaryon grows from the ascogonium, and karyogamy occurs in the fruiting body. Neurospora...
- very fine hypha, called trichogyne emerges from one gametangium, the ascogonium, and merges with a gametangium (the antheridium) of the other fungal isolate...
- fragmentation, a****ual means through soredia, or ****ual means through ascogonium and ****togonium. The growth rate of lichens in nature is slow, but...
- and ascogonia), transferring haploid nuclei from the antheridium to the ascogonium, and growing a dikaryotic ascus containing both nuclei. Karyogamy then...
- include the differentiation of the hyphal envelope that surrounds the ascogonium into peripheral wall layers and a pseudoparenchymatous centrum. Broad...
- Vertical section of developing ascogonium in Anaptychia ciliaris, illustrated by German botanist Wilhelm Baur in 1904. a: paraphyses; b: ascogonial hyphae;...
- white powdery substance. The primary inoculum process begins with an ascogonium (female) and antheridium (male) joining to produce an offspring. This...