1- Draw a puffball dispersing spores?
2- Draw a mushroom, label its pileus, gills, and stipe?
3- Draw a basidiospore from a prepared microscope slide. Label the Basidium and the basidiospore?
Summary :- puffballs on the maturation resulting in the bursting of the fruiting body resulting in the dusty cloudy like appearance which is brown in colour . This is known as spores.
Summary :- The gills are used for the dispersal of spores and used for the determination and identification of species . Summary :- Basidium is defined as the fruiting bodies . Basidiospores are the spores that are released from the Basidium after bursting . They are under the class Basidiomycetes. Basidiospores are produced by sexual reproduction .
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1- Draw a puffball dispersing spores? 2- Draw a mushroom, label its pileus, gills, and stipe?...
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