Question

Oidium and chlamydospore

Answer 1

In Biology,

Oidium is a type of fungal spore (conidium) formed by the breaking up of fungal hyphae into cells, especially as produced by powdery mildews.

Chlamydospore is a thick-walled, non-deciduous, intercalary or terminal, asexual spore formed by the rounding of a cell or cells (Ainsworth 1971). ... In older cultures, chlamydospores shed their outer layers just before or during germination. Chlamydospores are characteristic of Candida albicans, C.