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homothallic fungi) in
which both
nuclei are
derived from the same individual.
Homothallism in
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individual spore to produce...
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binary fission. The mode of ****ual
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phase takes place in the host's...
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earliest mode of ****ual
reproduction among eukaryotes was
likely homothallism, that is, self-fertile uni****ual reproduction.
Besides regular ****ual...
- non-thallophyte
plants – clubmosses, horsetails, and
ferns is
termed "prothallus".
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occur between two
haploid individuals that are
mitotic descendents (
homothallism). Some
isogamous species have more than two
mating types, but the number...
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heterothallic and
homothallic species in the
genus Cochliobolus suggests that
homothallism can be
derived from
heterothallism by recombination. As
accepted by Species...
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mating strategies were
developed for the fungi.
These strategies are
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