Fungi structures
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- Created on: 08-05-13 04:15
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- Fungi structures
- filamentous body
- most fungi's body is the mycelium
- interwoven mass of one cell thick, threadlike filaments called hyphae
- 2 types of hyphae
- coenocytic hyphae
- single elongated cells with several nuclei
- septate hyphae
- subdivided by partitions called septum into many cells
- coenocytic hyphae
- 2 types of hyphae
- interwoven mass of one cell thick, threadlike filaments called hyphae
- cell walls made of chitin
- fungal mycelium infuses quickly into suitable substrates
- eg. cheese and bread
- sometimes, hyphae grow together and differentiate into reproductive structure which are projected above the surface of substrate
- mycelium: efficient absorption of nutrients
- most fungi's body is the mycelium
- filamentous body
- reproduction via spores
- Fungi structures
- filamentous body
- most fungi's body is the mycelium
- interwoven mass of one cell thick, threadlike filaments called hyphae
- 2 types of hyphae
- coenocytic hyphae
- single elongated cells with several nuclei
- septate hyphae
- subdivided by partitions called septum into many cells
- coenocytic hyphae
- 2 types of hyphae
- interwoven mass of one cell thick, threadlike filaments called hyphae
- cell walls made of chitin
- fungal mycelium infuses quickly into suitable substrates
- eg. cheese and bread
- sometimes, hyphae grow together and differentiate into reproductive structure which are projected above the surface of substrate
- mycelium: efficient absorption of nutrients
- most fungi's body is the mycelium
- filamentous body
- methods of dispersal
- by attaching to animals' bodies
- by wind
- by the digestive systems of animals
- by self-propulsion
- asexual and sexual reproduction
- mitosis: 1->2
- meiosis: 1->4
- clamp connections
- to "sort out" the different nuclei such that the + and - nuclei are "paired up"
- dikaryotic cells
- Fungi structures
- produced in large numbers
- reproduction via spores
- methods of dispersal
- by attaching to animals' bodies
- by wind
- by the digestive systems of animals
- by self-propulsion
- asexual and sexual reproduction
- mitosis: 1->2
- meiosis: 1->4
- clamp connections
- to "sort out" the different nuclei such that the + and - nuclei are "paired up"
- dikaryotic cells
- methods of dispersal
- reproduction via spores
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