hypha
51Mycosphaerella musicola — Scientific classification Kingdom: Fungi Phylum: Ascomycota Class: Dothideomycetes …
52arthroconidium — (ar thro ko nid e um; pl., arthroconidia) A thallic conidium released by the fragmentation or lysis of hypha. It is not notably larger than the parental hypha, and separation occurs at a septum …
53haustorium — haustorial, adj. /haw stawr ee euhm, stohr /, n., pl. haustoria /haw stawr ee euh, stohr /. 1. a projection from the hypha of a fungus into the organic matter from which it absorbs nutrients. 2. the penetrating feeding organ of certain parasites …
54Dactylella — ▪ fungal genus a genus of 30 species of fungi in the order Helotiales (phylum Ascomycota, kingdom Fungi) that exists as asexual forms (anamorphs) and captures and kills nematodes (roundworms). Once prey is captured, a penetration tube grows …
55clamp connection — In fungi, a short hypha which bypasses a hyphal septum and is attached to the two cells adjacent to the septum; characteristic of most members of the phylum Basidiomycetes. * * * a short tubular branch connecting one cell of a hypha to another,… …
56sporangiophore — In fungi, a specialized hypha that bears a sporangium at its tip. [sporangium + G. phoros, bearing] * * * spo·ran·gio·phore spə ran jē ə .fō(ə)r, .fȯ(ə)r n a stalk or similar structure bearing sporangia * * * spo·ran·gio·phore (spə ranґje o …
57stolon — A runner or connective aerial hypha that forms a cluster of rhizoids when it touches the substrate, and then sends out other runners to produce the aerial mycelium and sporangiosphores typical of Rhizopus. [L. stolo, branch, shoot, twig] * * *… …
58conidiophore — noun a specialized fungal hypha that produces conidia • Hypernyms: ↑hypha …
59hyphal — ˈhīfəl adjective Etymology: New Latin hypha + English al (I) : of, relating to, or constituting a hypha …
60spo|ro|phore — «SPR uh fr, SPOHR uh fohr», noun. Botany. 1. the branch or portion of a sporophyte which bears spores. In fungi, it is a single hypha or branch of a hypha. 2. = sporophyte (Cf. ↑sporophyte) (in ferns and mosses) …
