Enumerate the 2 methods of Fungi reproduction
Asexual
Sexual
Enumerate the 3 methods of Asexual reproduction of Fungi
Transverse fission
Budding
Sporulation
Formation of new cell wall and produce another cell
Transverse fission
Formation of bud
Budding
Production of spores
Sporulation
Most common asexual reproduction formation for yeast
Budding
Asexual reproduction formation applicable to molds
Sporulation
Type of Fungi reproduction that occurs in favorable conditions
Asexual reproduction
Alternative term for Asexual reproduction of fungi
Anamorphic phase
Enumerate the types of Asexual Reproduction of Fungi
Thallospore
Blastospore
Arthrospore
Conidiospore
Chlamydospore
Sporangiospore
Mnemonics for the types of Asexual Reproduction of Fungi
ASEXY-TBACCS
Asexual spore produced from Thallus (hypha)
Thallospore
Budding from vegetative mycelia
Blastospore
Fragmentation of mycelium
Arthrospore
Produced by conidiogenous cells
Conidiospore
Thickening of cell wall to form spores/ swelling of hypae
Chlamydospore
Spores within a sac called sporangium
Sporangiospore
Most common asexual reproduction formation for Aspergillus spp.
Conidiospore/Conidia
Sac that contains spores
Sporangium
Hyphae that holds Sporangiospores
Sporangiophore
Inflated end of Sporangiophores
Columella
Vase shaped Conidiospore
Phialoconidia
Ringed shaped Conidiospore
Anneloconidia
Multicellular, elongated & spherical Conidiospore
Macroconidia
Unicellular Conidiospore
Microconidia
Type of Fungi reproduction that involves fusion of nuclei from 2 compatible mating stains
Sexual reproduction
Alternative name for Sexual reproduction of fungi
Telemorph/Teleomorph
Enumerate the types of Sexual Reproduction of Fungi
Ascospore
Basidiospore
Zygospore
Mnemonic for the types of Sexual Reproduction of Fungi
SEXY-ABZ
What is the counterpart of Sporangiospore?
Zygospore
Term for sexual reproduction of fungi that can self-fertilize
Homothallic
Term for sexual reproduction of fungi that requires 2 compatible partners to mate
Heterothallic
Type of sexual reproduction of fungi that is produced by fungi & protists
Zygospore
Fusion of cytoplasm that has 2 compatible strains of fungi
Plasmogamy
Diffusion of 2 haploid nuclei
Karyogamy
Shape of Ascospore that is CUP-like
Apothecium
Shape of Ascospore that is FLASK-like
Perithecium
Shape of Ascospore that is Spherical/Round
Cleistothecium
Specialized club-shaped structure that produces Basidiospore
Basidium
Term for no sexual spore
Deuteromycotina
What classification does the most pathogenic fungi fall under?
Deuteromycotina
Alternative name of Deuteromycetes
Molds