Monoblepharidales
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| JH Schaffn. | ||||||||||||
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| J. Schröt. |
The Monoblepharidales are an order of mushrooms .
features
The species form filamentous, sometimes branched thalli . The asexual reproduction is done by zoospores or car spores. The zoospores are flagellated and have a kinetosome , which is arranged parallel to a centriole , as well as a striped disk around the kinetosome, microtubules , which extend forward from this disk. They also have an aggregate of ribosomes and a rumposome (cistern) that is attached to a microbody .
The sexual reproduction is done by oogamy . Single-flagellated antherozoids are formed in antheridia , uncultivated female gametes in oogonia .
Systematics
The class was first described by JH Schaffner in 1909, as a class, but with the name Monoblepharideae. This has been corrected according to the ICBN without changing the author or the publication date.
Some genera are:
literature
- DS Hibbett et al .: A higher-level phylogenetic classification of the Fungi . In: Mycological research , May 2007; 111 (5): 509-547. Epub 2007 March 13, 2007. PMID 17572334