Different stages of sporulation in fungi observed under foldscope
Jan 02, 2019 • 9:13 AM UTC
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Beginning of sporogenesis is a rare view which I was able to
study under foldscope incidentally.
Stage-1: The fungal hyphae had spread forming a dense network called mycelium .
Stage -2: From these some special reproductive hyphae called sporangiophores were visible. The
tips of these stalk-like structures were slightly swollen.
Stage -3: These then became big sac-like structures called sporangia which have spores in them.
study under foldscope incidentally.
Stage-1: The fungal hyphae had spread forming a dense network called mycelium .
Stage -2: From these some special reproductive hyphae called sporangiophores were visible. The
tips of these stalk-like structures were slightly swollen.
Stage -3: These then became big sac-like structures called sporangia which have spores in them.
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