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spore type that has multiple open spaces
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1 pileus 2 phragmospores
3 partial veil 4 perithesium
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pileus mushroom cap
stipe mushroom stalk
annulus ring at top of stipe
, apothesium cup-shaped (open) fruiting body of some
ascomycetes, asci are all exposed on surface
perithesium flask-shaped fruiting body of some ascomycetes
phycomycetes type of fungus where the hyphae have no dividers
between cells (multinucleated)
agaric mushroom with gills
bolete mushroom with pores
hyphae branching, thread-like structures that make up
macrofungi, development unit of mycelium
basidioma (basidiocarp) structure on which basidia are formed, the fruiting
body of basidiomycetes
ascoma (ascocarp) structure in which asci are formed, fruiting body of
the ascomycetes
universal veil membrane that covers the entire 'button' of a young
mushroom
partial veil membrane that covers the gills or pores in an adult
mushroom, gives rise to the annulus
trama tissue that makes up the bulk of a gill
hymenium the surface of a fruiting body on which sexually
produced spores are borne
sporabola path that a spore takes when released
volva cup on the bottom of the stipe when the mushroom
emerges from the universal veil
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spore type that has multiple open spaces
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1 pileus 2 phragmospores
3 partial veil 4 perithesium
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Terms in this set (68)
pileus mushroom cap
stipe mushroom stalk
annulus ring at top of stipe
, apothesium cup-shaped (open) fruiting body of some
ascomycetes, asci are all exposed on surface
perithesium flask-shaped fruiting body of some ascomycetes
phycomycetes type of fungus where the hyphae have no dividers
between cells (multinucleated)
agaric mushroom with gills
bolete mushroom with pores
hyphae branching, thread-like structures that make up
macrofungi, development unit of mycelium
basidioma (basidiocarp) structure on which basidia are formed, the fruiting
body of basidiomycetes
ascoma (ascocarp) structure in which asci are formed, fruiting body of
the ascomycetes
universal veil membrane that covers the entire 'button' of a young
mushroom
partial veil membrane that covers the gills or pores in an adult
mushroom, gives rise to the annulus
trama tissue that makes up the bulk of a gill
hymenium the surface of a fruiting body on which sexually
produced spores are borne
sporabola path that a spore takes when released
volva cup on the bottom of the stipe when the mushroom
emerges from the universal veil