Question

Ultimate branches of conidiophore in penicillium is

Answer 1

Answer:

Brush-like apical portion of the conidiopnore is known as penicillus, which bears many bottle- shaped phial ides. Sometimes, it bears primary, secondary or tertiary branches, and the ultimate branches are called metulae, which bear the sterigmata or phialides.

Answer 2

Ultimate branches of conidiophore in penicillium is called metulae.  

Explanation:

• The penicillin is a fungal species that reproduces by both sexual and asexual reproduction.  

• The sexual reproduction in penicillin happens through the formation of the ascospores whereas the asexual reproduction happens through the formation of conidiospores.  

• These conidospores form from the erect body of the mycelium, the spores; they sometimes bear branches called the mutelae.

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