1. Sucrose
2. Cellulose
3. Chitin
4. Glucose
Sucrose
1. Heterozygosity
2. Parasexuality
3. Homozygosity
4. Heterothallism.
Parasexuality
1. Certain chemicals produced by pathogens to kill the host
2. Certain phenolic substances produced by host to kill the pathogens
3. Certain chemical essential for better growth of plants
4. Certain inorganic substances which help the pathogens to invade the host cells.
Certain phenolic substances produced by host to kill the pathogens
1. Doubling of chromosomes
2. Spindle formation
3. Unequal division of cytoplasm
4. Synasi.
Unequal division of cytoplasm
1. Budding
2. Fission
3. Plasmogamy
4. Oogamy.
Oogamy.
1. A-Uracil, B- adenine, C-thymine, D-guanine, E-cytosine
2. A-Uracil, B- guanine, C-cytosine, D-adenine, E-thymine
3. A-Uracil, B- guanine, C-thymine, D-adenine, E-cytosine
4. A-thymine, B- guanine, C-uracil, D-adenine, E-cytosine
A-Uracil, B- adenine, C-thymine, D-guanine, E-cytosine
1. Gill
2. Stipe
3. Pileus
4. Hymenium
Pileus
1. Deuteromycetes
2. Basidiomycetes
3. Zygomycetes
4. Phycomycetes.
Basidiomycetes
1. The rhizomorphs
2. Fertile layer of basidia
3. The presence of dolipore septal complex
4. The haplomycelium.
Fertile layer of basidia
1. Agaricus
2. Wood fungi
3. Moulds
4. Penicillium.
Agaricus