BSC 1011 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Sporangium, Ascus, Sporophyte

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Zygotic - zygote (diploid structure formed during syngamy) engages in meiosis, producing genetically. What are the 3 meiotic types? unique spores: zygomycete fungus, gametic - diploid organism produces haploid gametes via meiosis, sporic - diploid organism produces haploid spores via meiosis, most animals, most plants. When fungi makes contact with organic matter, they make enzymes (exoenzymes) Haustoria : modified hyphae that releases exoenzymes for extracellular digestion. It also reduces the chromosome numbers of pairs to unpairing. In order for a cell to engage in meiosis, it must be a diploid b) Most fungal hyphae are hidden deep into the ground, so they create a fruiting body that grows out of the ground, releasing spores ( dikaryon stage ) Asexual reproduction : nonmobile spores form in a sporangia. Mating types (+ & -) mate by a gametangia. In the dikaryotic stage, zygosporangium (n+n) is produced via mitosis that will go through karyogamy.

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