describe the 3 types of spores formed by asexual reproduction in fungi
Three types of spores which carry out asexual reproduction in fungi are:
1. Sporangiospores: These are formed under unfavorable conditions. The tip of each sporangiophore develops a swollen sac called sporangium. A sporangium gives rise to non motile haploid spores called sporangiospores.After falling on a suitable substratum each sporangiospore germinates into a new mycelium.
2. Chlamyspores: These re thick walled spores which are formed in dry conditions. Each chlamydospore gives rise to a new mycelium on return of favorabe conditions.
3. Oidia: These are formed in sugar rich and acidic medium. Oidia multiply by budding. Each oidia forms a new mycelium when transferred to solid substratum.
1. Sporangiospores: These are formed under unfavorable conditions. The tip of each sporangiophore develops a swollen sac called sporangium. A sporangium gives rise to non motile haploid spores called sporangiospores.After falling on a suitable substratum each sporangiospore germinates into a new mycelium.
2. Chlamyspores: These re thick walled spores which are formed in dry conditions. Each chlamydospore gives rise to a new mycelium on return of favorabe conditions.
3. Oidia: These are formed in sugar rich and acidic medium. Oidia multiply by budding. Each oidia forms a new mycelium when transferred to solid substratum.