1. Ascomycetes synonyms, Ascomycetes pronunciation, Ascomycetes translation, English dictionary definition of Ascomycetes

2. Ascomycetes: Phylum Ascomycota 2

3. How to say Ascomycetes in English? Pronunciation of Ascomycetes with 2 audio pronunciations, 1 meaning, 7 translations, 4 sentences and more for Ascomycetes.

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5. Ascomycetes - large class of higher fungi coextensive with division Ascomycota: sac fungi class Ascomycetes class - a taxonomic group containing one

6. Flavacin, another antibiotic, is also produced from Ascomycetes.

7. Members of the phylum Ascomycota are known as Ascomycetes

8. Ascomycetes are characterized by septate hyphae with simple pores

9. Ascomycetes can be used in food production as well

10. Illustrated Genera of Ascomycetes, Volume II is a must-have for educators, students, plant pathologists, mycologists, and others who need to identify Ascomycetes

11. The type of Ascus is fundamentally important in the classification of ascomycetes

12. Ascomycetes Ascomycetes are 'spore shooters'. produce microscopic spores inside special, elongated cells or sacs, known as 'asci', which give the group its name

13. Two Major Groups Classifying fungi into Ascomycetes and basidiomycetes

14. Ascomycetes include parasites of higher plants and the causative agents

15. Ascomycetes definition at Dictionary.com, a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms and translation

16. Ascomycetes can also be directly edible, as in the case of morel mushrooms

17. The 6 classes are; Ascomycetes, Neolectomycetes, Pneumocystidomycetes, Saccharomycetes, Schizosaccharomycetes and Taphrinomycetes

18. Filamentous Ascomycetes produce hyphae divided by perforated septa, allowing streaming of …

19. Ascomycetes : Protascales : Plectascales : Dematiaceae : Common Name(s): ascomiceto [Portuguese] ascomycètes [French] asco's [English] Ascomycetes [English] sac fungi [English] Taxonomic Status: Current Standing: accepted Data Quality Indicators: Record Credibility Rating: verified - standards met

20. The majority of Ascomycetes are saprophytic, some are parasites of insects and other animals, and some are responsible for causing destructive plant diseases. Some Ascomycetes characteristically grow on dung and are popularly called coprophilous fungi (Peziza)

21. The Ascomycetes reproduce asexually by fission, budding, fragmentation, arthrospores, chlamydospores or conidia

22. Ascus definition, the sac in ascomycetes in which the sexual spores are formed

23. Chlamydospores can be found in a number of fungi, including ascomycetes, saccharomycetes, and basidiomycetes.

24. Both exclude Ascomycetes that cause human disease, like ringworm, and both exclude the Lichens

25. PCR DNA amplification with the nine primer sets with genomic DNA from Ascomycetes, deuteromycetes, basidiomycetes, and plants revealed that five of the primer sets amplified a product only from DNA of the filamentous Ascomycetes and deuteromycetes

26. Cellulases of Basidiomycetes have, however, been studied much less than those of ascomycetes, especially of T

27. Ascomycetes include parasites of higher plants and the causative agents of mycoses in animals and humans.

28. Ascomycetes are morphologically diverse and include single-celled yeasts, filamentous fungi, and more complex cup fungi.

29. Lichen fungi are usually ascomycetes although the other two higher fungi are sometimes found in lichens.

30. Ascomycetes: ( as'kō-mī-sē'tēz ), A class of fungi characterized by the presence of asci and ascospores

31. However, very little is known about the distribution of Ascomycetes and Anamorphous fungi related to water temperature.

32. Filamentous Ascomycetes produce hyphae divided by perforated septa, allowing streaming of cytoplasm from one cell to another.

33. The Audubon Guide places these Ascomycetes in two Classes: the Disk Fungi (Discomycetes) and the Flask Fungi (Pyrenomycetes).

34. Ascomycetes • Group of fungi characterized by their production of sexual spores in a sac-like structure called an ascus

35. Truffle: Edible, underground fungus in the genus Tuber (class Ascomycetes, division Mycota), prized as a food delicacy since antiquity.

36. Some plant pathogens such as chestnut blight, Cryphonecteria parasitica and Ophiostoma ulmi, and Penicillium are also considered as Ascomycetes.

37. About 75% of the known fungi are considered as Ascomycetes, including bread yeasts, common molds, morels, cup fungi, and truffles

38. Neoformans is within the Basidiomycete phylum, a lineage that diverged from the ascomycetes at least 500 million years ago

39. Both focus on the Ascomycetes large enough to be noticed in the field when people are out hunting mushrooms

40. Filamentous Ascomycetes here pertains to the EuAscomycetes only Phylogeny of basal Ascomycota—nSSU and nLSU rDNA Sugiyama et al

41. In this interactive and animated object, learners examine the characteristics, ecological importance, and lifecycle of the Ascomycetes of the fungi kingdom.

42. ADVERTISEMENTS: In this article we will discuss about the life cycle of Ascomycetes, explained with the help of a suitable diagram

43. A wide variety of fungi have spores with Appendages or mucilaginous sheaths, which are most elaborate in aquatic ascomycetes, especially marine species

44. Any fungus of the phylum Ascomycota (formerly class Ascomycetes) in which the spores (ascospores) are formed inside a club-shaped cell (ascus)

45. The Ascomycetes - the cup fungi and flask fungi - is the largest fungal - Class of all, containing 230 families and more than 3000 genera

46. The large toxic mushrooms, or toadstools, are mostly members of the class Basidiomycetes, although some Ascomycetes, such as the poisonous false morel (Gyromitra…

47. What does Ascus mean? A membranous, often club-shaped structure in ascomycetes in which karyogamy occurs, followed by the formation of eight h

48. Using the taxonomic information, the results of in silico PCR were evaluated independently for Ascomycetes, basidiomycetes, and the remaining “non-Dikarya” fungi

49. Ascomycetes are the largest group of true fungi, and characteristically produce their sexual spores in a sac-like structure called the ascus

50. This video provides examples of members of the phylum Ascomycota (Ascomycetes), describes their common characteristics, and presents the asexual and sexual l

51. Most Ascomycetes live as saprophytes in soil, on dead plant tissues, on substrates of organic origin (manure, skin, hair), in food products, and in fermenting liquids

52. …of one of two classes: Ascomycetes, or the sac fungi, and the Deuteromycetes, or the imperfect fungi (i.e., fungi in which no sexual reproductive stages are known)

53. The phylum Ascomycota (colloquially called Ascomycetes) is by far the largest group of fungi, estimated to include more than 32 000 described species in 3400 genera (Kirk et al., 2001).

54. Ascomycetes have two distinct reproductive phases, one sexual, involving the formation of the asci and ascospores, and the other asexual, with spore production occurring at different times on the same mycelium

55. The Basidiomycetes, in fact, differ from the Ascomycetes in the increased prominence of the dikaryophase which is independent, long-lived and thus plays a prominent role in the life cycle

56. Ascomycete definition is - any of a group (such as class Ascomycetes or subdivision Ascomycotina) of higher fungi (such as yeasts or molds) with septate hyphae and spores formed in asci.

57. Other articles where Basidiomycetes is discussed: poison: Mycotoxins: …mostly members of the class Basidiomycetes, although some Ascomycetes, such as the poisonous false morel (Gyromitra esculenta), may attain a size as large as some of the mushrooms.

58. Thus, essential genes identified in a Basidiomycete that have essential orthologs in ascomycetes are expected to be essential in the majority of fungi and represent broad-spectrum targets for drug development.

59. Subdivision Basidiomycotina (formerly class Basidiomycetes): several classes ‘Fungal pathogens come from two main groups of fungi, the ascomycetes (rusts and smuts) and the Basidiomycetes (the higher fungi - mushrooms, toadstools, and bracket fungi).’

60. Plants capable of Budding include certain ascomycetes fungi (in yeasts, Budding is the principal means of reproduction), a number of basidial fungi, and liverwort mosses (which reproduce by means of brood buds, or bulbels).

61. Ascomycete.org is a portal related to fungi belonging to the Ascomycota. It provides access to an electronic international journal devoted to the taxonomy of Ascomycetes, to a digital library and to other contents

62. Despite their diversity in many features, the Ascomycetes possess certain common unifying characteristics, namely, the somatic body composed of a loose, indefinite mass of septate mycelium; the mode of asexrual reproduction; and sexual reproduction

63. The Ascomycota, or Ascomycetes, represent a phylum within the kingdom of Fungi, which are non-mobile, cellular organisms, whose structure is composed by threads called hyphae. They produce their compounds by absorption or exchange (heterotrophy) and reproduce by spores.

64. Medical Definition of Ascomycete : any of a group of higher fungi (as yeasts and molds) with spores formed in asci that are variously considered to form a class (Ascomycetes), a subdivision (Ascomycotina), or a division (Ascomycota) Other Words from Ascomycete

65. The (macro) fungi that are dealt with in this website can be divided into two broad groups, called Ascomycetes and basidiomycetes, depending on how their sexual spores are formed.All the macrofungi produce sexual spores, which result from the combination of genetic information from two parents.

66. As parasites, Ascomycetes account for most of the animal and plant pathogens including Pneumocystis carinii, responsible for pneumonia of humans with compromised immune systems and Ophiostoma ulmi, the Dutch elm disease fungus that is responsible for the demise of elm trees in North America and Europe (Agrios, 1988)

67. But most Ascomycetes interpolate a dikaryophase, during which the number of pairs of compatible nuclei is multiplied, often enormously, as dikaryotic hyphae (often called ascogenous hyphae, as in the diagram above) grow and branch within a mass of monokaryotic (haploid) tissue which is the framework of the fruit body (the ascoma).

68. The fungal spores for these two groups are located in a special structure called the Basidium (for Basidiomycetes) or the ascus (for Ascomycetes), and such mushrooms can grow either above the earth (epigeous macrofungi), giving mainly umbrella like structures which include basidiospores, or at depths of 10-20 cm below the soil surface (hypogeous macrofungi or truffles).

69. " “Michael Beug, professor emeritus at Evergreen State University, has just come out with a new book on Ascomycetes, which is a diverse fungal phylum that includes morels and cup fungi.” " (flora+fauna+fungi 2014-07-18)"This is a heavy, bigger format that far exceeds the coverage of anything previously published for the ascomycete fungi.