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Read the following statements and choose the option with correct statements:
a) Conidia are exogenous spores in basidiomycetes.
b) Zoospores are flagellated spores in many algal species.
c) Oidia are produced directly from hyphal cells.
d) Oidia can multiply by budding.
Option: 1
a & b
Option: 2
b & d
Option: 3
b & d
Option: 4
b & c
Answers (1)
- As we have learnt:
- Zoospores are motile and flagellated spores produced in zoosporangia. These generally lack a cell wall. These are seen in Phycomycetes and many algae.
- Conidia are formed in ascomycetes fungi. These are non-motile spores that can be formed singly or in a chain on special branches called conidiophores. These are produced exogenously.
- Oidia are formed when the hyphae break and each fragment forms a spore. These can multiply by budding.
Hence, only statements b & d are correct.
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