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The branches of conidiophores of Penicillium end in conidia bearing bottle shaped structures which are called
The branches of conidiophores of Penicillium end in conidia bearing bottle shaped structures which are called
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The correct option is B Sterigmata
In majority of species the conidiophores are branched. The branched structures are called as metulae. The conidiophores are septate and the cells are multi-nucleate. On the terminal ends of the branches of the conidiophores the bottle-like sterigmata are produced that give rise to conidiosporesSo, the correct answer is 'Sterigmata'
In majority of species the conidiophores are branched. The branched structures are called as metulae. The conidiophores are septate and the cells are multi-nucleate. On the terminal ends of the branches of the conidiophores the bottle-like sterigmata are produced that give rise to conidiospores
So, the correct answer is 'Sterigmata'
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