- dictionary.
Heterothallic species have ****es that
reside in
different individuals. The term is
applied particularly to
distinguish heterothallic fungi, which...
- two
fundamentally different ways in fungi.
These are
outcrossing (in
heterothallic fungi) in
which two
different individuals contribute nuclei, and self-fertilization...
- and basidiomycetes, respectively.
Fungi employ two
mating systems:
heterothallic species allow mating only
between individuals of the
opposite mating...
-
organisms when more
genome sequences are determined. K.
lactis is a
heterothallic species with a
predominantly haplontic cycle, in
contrast to S. cerevisiae...
-
described from the
Mojave Desert and the Mediterranean, with
predominantly heterothallic and
homothallic lifestyles, respectively.
White Agaricus bisporus A...
-
single mycelium. It can be
contrasted to
heterothallic. It is
often used to
categorize fungi. In yeast,
heterothallic cells have
mating types a and α. An experienced...
- apply.
Homothallic species are able to mate with themselves,
while in
heterothallic species only
isolates of
opposite mating types can mate.
Mating between...
-
mycelia of the same (in
homothallic fungi) or
different mating types (in
heterothallic fungi), and may be chlamydospores. In many
eukaryotic algae, including...
-
Rhizopus oryzae is a
filamentous heterothallic microfungus that
occurs as a
saprotroph in soil, dung, and
rotting vegetation. This
species is very similar...
- erinaceus
species found in the U.S. was
shown to be
bifactorially heterothallic. The
monokaryotic mycelium growth of H. erinaceus is
slower than dikaryotic...
