protists

Blakeslee discovered heterothallism protists in Mucor.

Chrysophytes in Protists…

Crustose lichens in protists…

Diatoms in Protists…

Dinoflagellates in Protists…

Euglenoids flagellates in Protists…

Euglenoids in Protists…

Foliose lichens in protists have leafy structure, e.g. Hypogymnia physodes.

Form a symbiotic relationship between lichens in protists.

Fruiting body of ascomycetes in protists…

Fungi-like protists possess characters of both animal and fungi therefore, combinely called as fungus-animals.

Habitat of basidiomycetes in protists…

Habitat of phycomycetes in protists…

Heterothallism in protists…

Heterothallism protists was discovered by Blakeslee.

How do protists reproduce?

How does the phenomenon of heterothallism in protists occur?

How is lichen in protists formed?

How is lichen in protists manufactured?

How many different organisms are there in lichen in protists?

Lichen in protists are formed from algal and fungal parts.

Lichen in protists are manufactured from algal and fungal parts.

Lichens in protists are made up of algal and fungal parts.

Lichens in protists consist of two different organisms (algae and fungus).

Lichens in protists…

Martin gave the classifications in Kingdom-fungi protists in 1955 AD.

Martin gave the classifications in Kingdom-fungi protists.

Mesokaryon in Protists…

Plasmodium in Protists…

Protists reproduce both asexually and sexually by a process involving cell fusion and zygote formation.

Protists such as fungi exhibit saprophytic feeding habits.

Pyrrophyta in Protists…

Sexual reproduction of ascomycetes in protists…

Sexual reproduction protists…

The asexual reproduction of ascomycetes in protists are conidia, budding.

The asexual reproduction of basidiomycetes in protists are oidia, basidiospores.

The asexual reproduction of deuteromycetes in protists is conidia.

The asexual reproduction of phycomycetes in protists are spores (zoo, aplano, chlamydo or sporangiospore).

The chromosomes of dinoflagellates in protists are mesokaryon.

The common name of ascomycetes in protists is sac fungi.

The common name of basidiomycetes in protists is club fungi.

The common name of deuteromycetes in protists is fungi imperfecti.

The common name of phycomycetes in protists is algal fungi.

The examples of ascomycetes in protists are Aspergillus, Claviceps, Neurospora, yeast (unicellular fungus), morels (Morchella).

The examples of basidiomycetes in protists are Agaricus (mushroom), Ustilago (smut) and Puccinia (rust fungus).

The examples of deuteromycetes in protists are Alternaria, Colletotrichum and Trichoderma.

The examples of phycomycetes in protists are Mucor, Rhizopus (bread mould) and Albugo (the parasitic fungi on mustard).

The fruiting body of basidiomycetes in protists are basidiocarp.

The fruiting body of deuteromycetes in protists are absent.

The fruiting body of phycomycetes in protists are Oospore or zygospore.