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("Phoma") pycnidium - where conidiophores and conidia are formed
Phomas have a complete wall and oblong, clear spores (asexual; secondary spores).
Pycnidia are flask-shaped with one or more osteoles.
They look like perithecium, but the conidia are not produced in asci as ascospores are.
Therefore they are imperfect (asexual)
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("Phoma") pycnidium - where conidiophores and conidia are formed
Phomas have a complete wall and oblong, clear spores (asexual; secondary spores).
Pycnidia are flask-shaped with one or more osteoles.
They look like perithecium, but the conidia are not produced in asci as ascospores are.
Therefore they are imperfect (asexual)
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Uploaded on April 11, 2008
Taken on April 12, 2008