What is the shape of the ascocarp in Figure 4.9. What is the shape of the ascus in Figure 4.10. Are ascopores haploid or diploid? Deduce the function of paraphyses. Are the individuals germinating from ascospores haploid or diploid? "Cup Mushroom, Cookeina speciosa, Sarcoscyphaceae" by In Memoriam:Ecuador Megadiverso is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0Figure 4.9. Habit of Cookeina.indreas Kayalgaroriswithin KalusBANC-ND 2.0Figure 4.10. Longitudinal section ofCookeina apothecium

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What is the shape of the ascocarp in Figure 4.9. What is the shape of the ascus in Figure 4.10. Are ascopores haploid or diploid? Deduce the function of paraphyses. Are the individuals germinating from ascospores haploid or diploid?

"Cup Mushroom, Cookeina speciosa, Sarcoscyphaceae" by In Memoriam:
Ecuador Megadiverso is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Figure 4.9. Habit of Cookeina.
indreas Kay
algaroris
within Kalus
BANC-ND 2.0
Figure 4.10. Longitudinal section of
Cookeina apothecium

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