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1 Chtrid

2 Hyphae Mycelium Sporangia Rhizopus plate and sporangia Sporangiophores

3 Conjugation = genetic recombination Plasmogamy = fusion of cytoplasm
Progametes Zygosporeangium Rhizopus zygospore and progametes Conjugation = genetic recombination Plasmogamy = fusion of cytoplasm Dikaryotic = Cell with two nuclei Karyogamy = fusion of nuclei

4 Arbuscular Mycorrhiza

5 Ascocarp Ascomycetes

6 Asci Ascospores Hymenial layer Asci with ascospores Mycelium

7 Penicillum and Aspergillus plates

8 Conidiophores Penicillum and Aspergillus Conidida Conidia

9 Cap Basidiomycetes Gills Annulus Stipe

10 Gills Basidiospores Basidia Basidia with Basidiospores Hymenial layer

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