what are the differences between ascomycetes and phycomycetes?
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Somatic Body: In the Phycomycetes it is very simple being composed of unicellular uninucleate, ill-developed mycelium to well-developed aseptate mycelium. In the Ascomycetes the mycelium in septate and may be developed to form plectenchymatous structures being differentiated into prosenchyma and pseudoparenchyma. Asexual Reproduction: In a large number of Phycomycetes asexual reproduction takes place by the development of flagellate spores which are borne in sporangia. But in the Ascomycetes such spores are non-flagellate and are not developed in sporangia.
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The main difference is: Ascomycetes have sexual reproduction, while sexual stage is unknown in deuteromycetes.
Ascomycetes have sexual stages and show sexual reproduction . Whereas deuteromycetes are called imperfact fungi as they are asexual .
any of a large class Phycomycetes of lower fungi that are in many respects similar to algae and are now often assigned to subdivisions such as Mastigomycotina and Zygomycot.
Ascomycetes have sexual stages and show sexual reproduction . Whereas deuteromycetes are called imperfact fungi as they are asexual .
any of a large class Phycomycetes of lower fungi that are in many respects similar to algae and are now often assigned to subdivisions such as Mastigomycotina and Zygomycot.
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