These structures contain small, granular, dark-staining vesicles known as Woronin bodies, which serve to seal holes in their dividing walls.
These structures contain small, granular, dark-staining vesicles known as Woronin bodies, which serve to seal holes in their dividing walls. Conidophores are modified versions of these structures that are used in reproduction, and one type of them is modified to penetrate woody plants for nutrients and are known as haustoria. Individual cells of these are separated by walls permeable to ribosomes and mitochondria, known as septa. The main components of the mycelium, for 10 points, name these chitinous fibers that form the growing bodies of fungi.
These structures contain small, granular, dark-staining vesicles known as Woronin bodies, which serve to seal holes in their dividing walls.
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