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medgirlt79 medgirlt79
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11 years ago
Explain the difference in the reproductive methods of molds and yeasts with reference to the kinds of spores produced by them. Also outline the exact stages of asexual reproduction in molds and yeasts.
Source  Cowan,   Marjorie. Microbiology: A Systems Approach, 3rd Edition. McGraw-Hill Learning Solutions, 2011-02-01. <vbk:0077646118>.
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11 years ago
Mold reproduce using both sexual and asexual reproduction methods.



Most yeasts reproduce asexually, either by the formation of new organisms on the existing one by way of budding or by undergoing the reproductive process of binary fission where a single organism divides into two separate, identical entities.

medgirlt79 Author
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11 years ago
I don't understand?
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11 years ago
Hi!

OK:

Molds reproduce primarily by means of asexual reproductive spores, look at the diagram below and the description below it!



a. conidiospores

Spores borne externally on an aerial hypha called a conidiophore.

b. sporangiospores

Spores borne in a sac or sporangium on an aerial hypha called a sporangiophore.

c. arthrospores

Spores produced by fragmentation of a vegetative hypha.
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medgirlt79 Author
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11 years ago
What about yeast?
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11 years ago
What about yeast?

Yeast are simple, b/c they produce asexually by forming buds that pinch off from parent cell. That's pretty much it.
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