Classes of fungi
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yeasts
unicellular
divide by budding
assume a colony appearance like bacteria
molds
multicellular
divide by elongation
colony is fuzzy because they’re growing up into the air
molds: fuzzy on petri dish. yeasts are a solid disc
hyphae and pseudohyphae are intermediates in fungal division
Growth patterns of molds
they grow lengthwise
Types of mycelia
vegetative: undifferentiated; form early; grow into media
aerial: bear spores; form later; grow up into the air
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