In this article we will discuss about the classification of aphyllophorales. Family Polyporaceae of Aphyllophorales: The Polyporaceae, or pore fungi grow on both living and dead trees (lignicolous), or less commonly on organic matter in the soil, a few are parasitic on other fungi. They are of enormous importance as they are largely responsible for […]
Classification of Aphyllophorales | Fungi
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of tremellales. Family Dacrymycetaceae of Tremellales: All members of this family are saprobes being almost confined to dead wood, with or without bark. The basidiocarps are mostly gelatinous or waxy, drying down to a thin sheet or horny mass. They vary from thin, broadly effused sheets […]
Conidia and Other Spores of Deuteromycetes | Fungi
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In this article we will discuss about the nature of conidia and other spores of deuteromycetes. The Deuteromycetes possess several different spore forms of which mention may be made of conidia, blastospores and chlamydospores. Conidia: Conidia vary greatly in size, shape, number of septations, wall thickness, colour, etc., as do the cells of the conidiophores […]
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