1. Classification of Eumycota

2. تصنيف الفطريات الحقيقية Classification of Eumycota
True fungi are grouped into five subdivision based on their method of reproduction.
Mastigomycotina
Zygomycotina
Ascomycotina
Basidiomycotina
Deuteromycotina
(Imperfect fungi)
motile spores
Zoospores
Non-septate (coenocytic) hyphae
Asexual & sexual spores
Non-motile spores
septate hyphae
Asexual spores

3. Sub-division: Mastigomycotina
Class: Oomycetes
Hyphae are coenocytic (non-septate)
Sexual gametangia are dissimilar
Female gametangia (oogonia)
Male gametangia (antheridia)

4. Zygomycotina الفطريات التزاوجية او الاقترانية
Hyphae are coenocytic (non-septate).
The hyphae are filled or lined with continuous multinucleated protoplasm.
This includes both parasitic and saprophytic species.

5. Zygomycotina الفطريات التزاوجية او الاقترانية
Sexual gametangia are similar
Sexual reproduction is by conjugation (fusing) hyphae from two different strains, followed by plasmogamy, karyogamy, meiosis and then the production of Zygospores.
For example: Rhizopus

8. Rhizopus (Black bread mold ) عفن الخُبز الأسود
It is a saprophytic fungus, which can grow on moist bread, stored fruits, vegetables, and synthetic nutritive media.
Sexual reproduction by the production of zygospores.
Asexual reproduction by the production of sporangispores

9. Vegetative structure
The mycelium consists of branched non-septate hyphae, which grow creeping upon the substratum called stolon
Rhizoids for absorption of the necessary food material.
Sporangiophores with a single sporangium.