The growth of a PMR1-deficient organism in this phylum was competitively influenced by calcium and magnesium in a study of mutations in Hailey-Hailey disease by R. Kellermayer. Self-breeding and out-breeding members of this phylum are described as homothallic and heterothallic, respectively. One member of this phylum is the organism used in the Bell and Tatum experiment to formulate the one gene-one enzyme hypothesis. Organisms in this class reproduce asexually through conidiophores, which produce conidia. Their namesake structures produce eight spores when they undergo sexual reproduction. Consisting of such members as Neurospora crassa and the genus Penicillium, for 10 points, name this phylum that contains baker's yeast and is commonly referred to as sac fungi.
The growth of a PMR1-deficient organism in this phylum was competitively influenced by calcium and magnesium in a study of mutations in Hailey-Hailey disease by R. Kellermayer. Self-breeding and out-breeding members of this phylum are described as homothallic and heterothallic, respectively. One member of this phylum is the organism used in the Bell and Tatum experiment to formulate the one gene-one enzyme hypothesis. Organisms in this class reproduce asexually through conidiophores, which produce conidia. Their namesake structures produce eight spores when they undergo sexual reproduction. Consisting of such members as Neurospora crassa and the genus Penicillium, for 10 points, name this phylum that contains baker's yeast and is commonly referred to as sac fungi.
The growth of a PMR1-deficient organism in this phylum was competitively influenced by calcium and magnesium in a study of mutations in Hailey-Hailey disease by R. Kellermayer.
{Ascomycota} [prompt on {sac fungi} prior to mention]