MICR 2 - L2: Reproduction of Fungi

Enumerate the 2 methods of Fungi reproduction

Enumerate the 3 methods of Asexual reproduction of Fungi

Formation of new cell wall and produce another cell

Formation of bud

Production of spores

Most common asexual reproduction formation for yeast

Asexual reproduction formation applicable to molds

Type of Fungi reproduction that occurs in favorable conditions

Alternative term for Asexual reproduction of fungi

Enumerate the types of Asexual Reproduction of Fungi

Mnemonics for the types of Asexual Reproduction of Fungi

Asexual spore produced from Thallus (hypha)

Budding from vegetative mycelia

Fragmentation of mycelium

Produced by conidiogenous cells

Thickening of cell wall to form spores/ swelling of hypae

Spores within a sac called sporangium

Most common asexual reproduction formation for Aspergillus spp.

Sac that contains spores

Hyphae that holds Sporangiospores

Inflated end of Sporangiophores

Vase shaped Conidiospore

Ringed shaped Conidiospore

Multicellular, elongated & spherical Conidiospore

Unicellular Conidiospore

Type of Fungi reproduction that involves fusion of nuclei from 2 compatible mating stains

Alternative name for Sexual reproduction of fungi

Enumerate the types of Sexual Reproduction of Fungi

Mnemonic for the types of Sexual Reproduction of Fungi

What is the counterpart of Sporangiospore?

Term for sexual reproduction of fungi that can self-fertilize

Term for sexual reproduction of fungi that requires 2 compatible partners to mate

Type of sexual reproduction of fungi that is produced by fungi & protists

Fusion of cytoplasm that has 2 compatible strains of fungi

Diffusion of 2 haploid nuclei

Shape of Ascospore that is CUP-like

Shape of Ascospore that is FLASK-like

Shape of Ascospore that is Spherical/Round

Specialized club-shaped structure that produces Basidiospore

Term for no sexual spore

What classification does the most pathogenic fungi fall under?

Alternative name of Deuteromycetes