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Zygomycetes: Features and Classification| Fungi

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to Zygomycetes 2. Distinctive Features of Zygomycetes 3. Classification. Introduction to Zygomycetes: The class zygomycetes derives its name from the thick-walled resting spores, the zygospores formed as a result of the complete fusion of the protoplasts of two equal or unequal gametangia. It comprises 450 species which are grouped under 70 [...]

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Pythium: Economic Importance and Occurrence | Oomycetes

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Occurrence of Pythium 2. Predisposing Factors of Pythium Debaryanum 3. Mode of Infection 4. Symptoms 5. Economic Importance 6. Salient Features. Occurrence of Pythium: P. debaryanum is the classic example of the most common species of Pythium which causes the widespread "damping off" disease of tobacco, tomato, mustard, chillies and cress seedlings. [...]

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Somatic Phase of Rhizopus Stolonifer (With Diagram) | Zygomycetes

In this article we will discuss about the somatic phase of rhizopus stolonifer. This will also help you to draw the structure and diagram of rhizopus stolonifer. Thallus (Fig. 7.1): It consists of numerous, slender, freely branched filaments, the hyphae. The hyphae are tangled and form a fluffy, white mass which makes up the thallus of the fungus. It is [...]

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