Answer:
fungi that makes blue cheese
Explanation:
<em>Penicillium</em> represents a genus of ascomycetous fungi that generate sexual spores referred to as axcospores, which form in sac-like structures named asci. <em>Penicillium roqueforti </em>is a filamentous fungus of this genus that is required for making blue cheese. This mold fungus (<em>P. roqueforti</em>) is a decomposer of organic materials that grows naturally in soils. <em>P. roqueforti</em> produces roquefortine C, a mycotoxin that is used as a starter culture for blue cheese production.
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There was a time when I was in high school and I had a Math test. I did all the tasks in the test and was sure I answered everything correctly. However, just before I was about to submit the test, I saw that I forgot to add the minus sign (-) in one of the results. I quickly corrected my mistake and successfully submitted my test. In the end, I got an A as I really answered everything correctly.
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Part of this pollen travels down the style and then into the ovary. The tiny piece of pollen joins onto an ovule in the ovary. The plant has now been fertilised. The ovary of the flower turns into seeds which will then be dispersed so that new plants will be able to grow somewhere else.