ality, but begin to grow as soon as they find a favorable medium to live on. As a rule, the spore, when it finds suitable conditions, develops a new mycelium, possessing the same properties as the parent plant. It is only in exceptional cases and under peculiar condi- tions that the spore will… … Yeast cells resting (Thausing) 500:1. couple of upright threads grow together (copulation) and be- come fused into a single cell, a kind of fruit body, called “zygo- spore,” from which the mycelium grows at a later period, after the zygospore has dropped from the parent threads. FISSION FUNGI OR…
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