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Differents between phycomycetes and ascomycetes

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  • Phycomycetes (Eg. Rhizopus) and Ascomycetes (Eg. Yeast) are few of classifications of Fungi.
  • Phycomcycetes, mycelium is cenotypic and aseptate in nature, whereas in Ascomycetes, mycelium is in form of a branch, single-celled and is septate in nature.
  • Zoospores, Sporangiospore, Aplanospores and Chlamydospores formation is seen in Asexual reproduction of Phycomycetes. Budding and Conidia are forms of Asexual reproduction in Ascomycetes .
  • Ogamy and Isogamy are types of sexual reproduction in Phycomycetes, whereas in Ascomycetes, sexual reproduction occurs with ascus that contains ascospores.
  • Zygospore is the fruiting body in Phycomycetes, Ascocarp is the fruiting body in Ascomycetes.

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