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Ostrovityanka [42]
1 year ago
12

A term referring to the ability of a yeast able to exist in either yeast or hyphal form is _____.

Biology
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SpyIntel [72]1 year ago
8 0

Dimorphic  is a term that referred to  fungus which is able to exist in either mold form or yeast form.

  • Pseudohyphae- A chain of fungal cells or yeast cells that are joined end-to-end and resemble true hyphae.
  • Mycelium- A mass of hyphae.
  • Hyphae- Long, thin, microscopic filaments sent out by fungal spores. A web of these form the mycelium.
  • Yeast-Unicellular fungi that reproduce by budding.
  • Saprophytic- An organism that obtains its nutrients from dead organic matter.
  • Mycoses- Diseases caused by fungi.
  • Fungi produce asexual and/or sexual spores for reproduction
  • Fungi are often identified based on the types of spores they produce (along with some other characteristics

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