Neurospora is extensively used in biological research. Also Check: What type of cell is fungi? Name A Common Asexual Reproductive Structure... View Article
Syngamy is the fusion of the male gamete and the egg cell to form a diploid zygote. Also Check: What type of cell is fungi? Name A Common... View Article
No, fungi are heterotrophic. They are saprophytes or parasites. They do not produce their own food. They derive their food from other organisms... View Article
Hydra reproduces asexually by budding. Also Check: What type of cell is fungi? Name A Common Asexual Reproductive Structure Seen In The... View Article
The heterokaryotic stage occurs in some fungi after plasmogamy, a cell contains two genetically different nuclei. It occurs due to delayed... View Article
Fungi mate sexually when two compatible hyphae come together and fuse. Two haploid cells fuse together, plasmogamy and karyogamy occur, resulting... View Article
Yes, karyogamy is delayed in ascomycetes. Also Check: What type of cell is fungi? Name A Common Asexual Reproductive Structure Seen In The... View Article
Yes, plants reproduce asexually by vegetative propagules such as rhizome, tuber, bulb, runner, etc. Also Check: What type of cell is fungi?... View Article
Karyogamy is the fusion of two haploid nuclei to give rise to a diploid cell. Also Check: What type of cell is fungi? Name A Common Asexual... View Article
No, ascospores are sexual spores of ascomycetes. Also Check: What type of cell is fungi? Name A Common Asexual Reproductive Structure Seen... View Article
Plasmogamy and karyogamy occur during sexual reproduction in the fruiting bodies, e.g. ascocarps, basidiocarps or ascogonium and basidium. Also... View Article
When plasmogamy is not immediately followed by karyogamy and there is an intervening dikaryotic (n+n) stage, it is called karyogamy. Also Check:... View Article
Fungi reproduce asexually by the formation of spores such as conidia, zoospores and sporangiospores. Also Check: What type of cell is fungi?... View Article
The zygote undergoes continuous mitotic divisions, thus forming a blastocyst. This is implanted in the uterus, leading to pregnancy.Stay tuned to... View Article
Mammary glands of females experience differentiation in the process of pregnancy and start to produce milk by the time pregnancy ends in the... View Article
These are the mild uterine contractions arising as a result of signals for parturition from the fully developed foetus and the placenta.Stay... View Article
It originates from the fully developed foetus and the placenta that induces mild uterine contractions referred to as the foetal ejection... View Article
Vigorous contractions of the uterus towards the end of pregnancy induce delivery or expulsion of the foetus.Stay tuned to BYJU’S to learn... View Article
