Lab #3: The Kingdom Fungi

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Ascomycota: Ascomycota: Asexual Reproduction <strong>Fungi</strong> in this Division primarily reproduce asexually by forming chains of spores called conidia (conid = dust). Spores (conidia) may be produced on the surface of special reproductive hyphae. hyphae
Ascomycota: Ascomycota: Asexual Reproduction & Yeasts Yeasts are single-celled single celled fungi. Usually reproduce asexually, asexually, by budding. budding Budding = small cells form by pinching off of a parent yeast cell. Budding Sometimes yeasts reproduce sexually. In this case, they produce asci, asci, each which produces 4 or 8 spores. (just (just like like Peziza Peziza –– see see next next slide) slide)
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