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Heterothallism in fungi was discovered by
Options
(a) Blakeslee
(b) de Bary
(c) Pontecarvo
(d) Micheli
Correct Answer:
Blakeslee
Explanation:
Heterothallism is phenomenon when fungi shows fusion of gametes which belong to genetically, morphologically or physiologically dissimilar mycelia normally referred as + and – strains. This phenomenon was discovered by A.F. Blackeslee (1904) in Rhizopus stolonifer.
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Subject: Biology
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Subject: Biology (4253)
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