Question

Type of hyphae Penicillium Type of sexual spores Type of asexual spores Septate conidiospore Rhizopus Septate sporang ospore Fungi: Yeast Budding? Sketch of a few cells yes or no Candida albicans yes Saccharomyces Yes 0.800

Answer 1

Penicillium:

Type of Hyphae: The hyphae of Penicillium is profusely branched with septate hyphae. They are composed of thin-walled cells of uninucleated or multinucleated.

type of Sexual spores: Asci and ascospores

Types of asexual spores: takes place by unicellular, uninucleated, non-motile spores called conidia which are a structure formed on conidiophore.

Penicillium:

10000s Zococo Cooco e Conidia - conidiophore

Rhizopuus:

Hyphae: filamentous, branched, and septate hyphae which differentiated in two in vegetative hyphae- Stolon and rhizoids and reproductive hyphae as Sporangiosphores

Types of sexual spore: Zygospore, produced at the point where two mycelia fuse together to reproduce

type of asexual spore: Sporengiospores: produced inside a spherical structure sporangium.

Rhizopus

the path of research Do sporangium - sporangiophore Hypha wamo