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Sporidia are
result of
homokaryotic ****
fungi (which are not pathogenic), a****ual
reproduction through the
process of budding. Thus far, this has only...
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forming single cells called sporidia.
These cells multiply by
budding off
daughter cells. When two
compatible sporidia meet on the
surface of the plant...
- structure, then, can be
found 65–180
primary sporidia.
Secondary sporidia can then
either bud from the
primary sporidia or from the
fungal threads of the mycelium...
- the
leaves of
barberry (Berberis vulgaris) with
sporidia from
winter spores of
wheat rust. The
sporidia germinated,
leading to the
forming of
aecia with...
- receptaculorum; B is of
Tilletia Caries. sp
denotes the gonidium; pm, the promycelium; and d, the
sporidia: in B the
sporidia have
coalesced in
pairs at v....
- septa), and
haploid yeast-like conidia/basidiospores
sometimes called sporidia, bud off
laterally from each cell. In
various ****s, the
yeast phase may...
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sporidia are
biseriate and have an oblong-elliptical shape. Its
perithecia mesaure to
about 110–120 μm, its asci 35–45 by 10–12 μm, and its
sporidia 12...
- (the germ tube of the spore)
bearing four
sporidia is protruded.
During the
growing season,
these sporidia cause infections on
other plants in the raspberry...
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germinate to form a basidium, on
which 8–16
haploid basidiospores (primary
sporidia) will develop.
There are two
mating types of
basidiospores (+ and -) and...
- Asci
oblong to cylindrical, 4-spored usually, 38-64 X 13-26 μ (immature).
Sporidia brown, oblong, 4-septate,
slightly constricted at septa,
rounded at both...
