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Under a relatively low magnification of 30X, this micrograph of a growing colony of Aspergillus alliaceus revealed some of the ultrastructural characteristics including the presence of sclerotia and conidial heads. Used as a food source during periods of dormancy, sclerotia consist of a hardened mass of the fungus’ own mycelia, and the conidia are the asexually-produced spores, or means of reproduction, which resides atop the conidiophore.
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| current | 15:16, 21 November 2014 | | 700 × 460 (29 KB) | Jesus Hernandez (talk | contribs) | Under a relatively low magnification of 30X, this micrograph of a growing colony of Aspergillus alliaceus revealed some of the ultrastructural characteristics including the presence of sclerotia and conidial heads. Used as a food source during periods ... |
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