Question

Penicillium produce non-motile spores called
1) zoospores
2)conidia
3)fragments
4)Oidia


Explanation?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

2) CONIDIA

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Answer 2

Penicillium produces non-motile spores called Mitospores and Meiospores.

Penicillium:

• A type of ascomycetous fungus is penicillium.
• Johann Heinrich Friedrich Link was the one who initially described this genus.
• It is crucial for maintaining the environment, producing food and medicines, and preventing food spoilage.
• Antibiotics like penicillin are employed.

Reproduction in Penicillium:

• Penicillium species can reproduce sexually, asexually, and by vegetative fragmentation.
• Conidia, or asexual motile spores, are the precursor to asexual reproduction.
• Conidiophores, which are erect, aerial hyphae, are where conidia are created.
• The spores are created during sexual reproduction by meiosis from the diploid parent zygote.
• On adjacent branches, the male sex organ Antheridium, and the female sex organ Ascogonium emerge and combine to generate meiospores.

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