24.3: Lab Report
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A1. Draw what you see in the space below and label any important structures.
A2. Draw a strand of the hyphae (also sometimes called a hyphal thread or filament), label the cell wall, septum (if present), plasma membrane, and any other features you see.
A3. Look for conidia and conidiophores, structures where the conidia are produced. Draw what you find and label any identifiable structures.
Figure \(\PageIndex{1}\): Label the structures in the image above.B1. Draw and label 2 ascomycetes on display, indicating where the asci would be found.24.6.5.3B2. Draw a perithecium. Label an ascus and ascospores.B3. Draw your slide of an apothecium, labelling an ascus and ascospores. Can you find septations in the hyphae?B4. If available, view and draw a cleistothecium from the Erysiphales (powdery mildews), labelling an ascus and ascospores.Label the anatomy of an Amanita muscaria basidiocarp below, including the cap (pileus), universal veil scales, gills (lamellae), annulus, stipe, volva, and mycelium.Figure \(\PageIndex{2}\): Amanita muscaria mushroom24.6.3.3B4. Draw and label a jelly mushroom, a coral mushroom, a bracket, and a puffball.B5. Draw and label a slice of a gilled mushroom.B6. View the available Basidiomycota prepared slides and draw what you see below. Can you find basidia and basidiospores? Compare and contrast what you see with the Agaricomycetes.Contributors and Attributions Maria Morrow (College of the Redwoods)