F0007 - Phylum Zygomycota and the new classification - Univap
F0007 - Phylum Zygomycota and the new classification - Univap
F0007 - Phylum Zygomycota and the new classification - Univap
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Phycomyces• The sensitivity of Phycomyces to light is trulyremarkable <strong>and</strong> compares favorably to that of<strong>the</strong> human eye.• As noted by Corrochano <strong>and</strong> Cerdá-Olmedo(1992), while many plants <strong>and</strong> fungi can detectfull moonlight, <strong>the</strong> human eye <strong>and</strong>Phycomyces can “see” stars.<strong>Zygomycota</strong> DENR 61• PilobolusOrdem Mucorales– Common fungus sporulating on dung– Sporangia with dark, thick, persistant wall– Characterized by forcibly discharged sporangia (>2 meters!)• Sporangiophores are phototropic (bend towards light)• Pilaira - similar morphology <strong>and</strong> ecology,lacks discharge mechanism<strong>Zygomycota</strong> DENR 62Ordem MucoralesPilobolus spsporangiumPilobolus spsporangiophoresubstratetrophocyst<strong>Zygomycota</strong> DENR 63<strong>Zygomycota</strong> DENR 64Pilobolus spOrdem Mucorales<strong>Zygomycota</strong> DENR 65<strong>Zygomycota</strong> DENR 6611
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