Yes, many species of basidiomycetes are edible such as mushrooms (Agaricus), jelly fungi, etc. Also Check: Rhizopus Penicillium MCQs On... View Article
8 ascospores are produced inside the ascus as a result of meiosis followed by mitotic division. Also Check: Rhizopus Penicillium MCQs On... View Article
Ascomycetes typically reproduce asexually by forming conidia. They are produced exogenously on conidiophores, which are special mycelium. Also... View Article
The main difference between basidiomycetes and ascomycetes is that, in basidiomycetes, basidiospores are produced exogenously on basidium,... View Article
Ascomycetes get their name from the sac-like structure called an ascus, where sexual spores or ascospores develop. Also Check: Rhizopus... View Article
Many species of Ascomycota cause diseases in plants and animals including humans such as skin infection, powdery mildews, apple scab, chestnut... View Article
Ascomycetes are commonly called sac fungi. They have branched and septate mycelium. They reproduce asexually by the formation of conidia. Sexual... View Article
The life cycle of basidiomycetes has primary, secondary and tertiary mycelium. They have a long-lived dikaryotic phase and produce dikaryotic... View Article
