In this article we will discuss about the structure and kinds of fungal flagella. This will also help you to draw the structure and diagram of fungal flagella. Structure of Flagellum: Forming the core of the flagellum is a central or axial filament known as the axoneme (A- C). The axoneme is surrounded by a […]
Fungal Flagella: Structure and Kinds (With Diagram) | Fungi
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Classification of Division Mycota | Fungi
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of division mycota. Division Mycota: The mycologists place division Mycota in the kingdom Plantae. This division includes non-green (achlorophyllous) nucleated thallophytes (fungi) which are characterised by the following features: (a) Obtain nutrition either by living as saprophytes or as parasites. Lacking chlorophyll, the mode of nutrition […]
Formation of Spores in Lower Fungi | Botany
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The following points highlight the four types of spore formation in lower fungi. The types are: 1. Sporangiospores 2. Conidia 3. Chlamydospores 4. Oidia. Type # 1. Sporangiospores: These are asexual spores produced endogenously in special sac-like asexual reproductive organs called the sporangia. The sporangia vary widely in form in the lower fungi. These may […]
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