| 31. | The corresponding mating types in yeast, a non-filamentous ascomycete, are referred to as MATa and MAT?.
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| 32. | Haploid cells are those that have the ability to mate to haploids of the opposite mating type to form diploids.
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| 33. | Only during starvation conditions will cells commit to sexual conjugation, pairing and fusing with a cell of opposite mating type.
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| 34. | Yeast, for example, are isogamous sexual organisms which have two mating types which fuse and recombine their haploid genomes.
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| 35. | "Mortierella " forms zygospores that are the developmental consequence of plasmogamy between gametangia belonging to complementary mating types.
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| 36. | Sexual reproduction in " Phytophthora palmivora " requires the presence of opposite mating types known as A1 and A2.
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| 37. | In these yeasts mating occurs between two cells of opposite mating type and is controlled by the reciprocal action of pheromones.
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| 38. | Cells of each mating type release pheromones that induce mating through promotion of alterations in cells of the opposite mating type.
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| 39. | Cells of each mating type release pheromones that induce mating through promotion of alterations in cells of the opposite mating type.
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| 40. | Isolates are characterized as the " " or negative mating type of the " Arthroderma vanbreuseghemii " complex.
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