Basidioascus undulatus: genome, origins, and sexuality

. 2015 Jun 19;6(1):215–231. doi: 10.5598/imafungus.2015.06.01.14

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Fig. 1. — *Basidioascus undulatus* (DAOM 241956) sexual and asexual structures stained with DAPI (A–J) and SYTO 9 (K–L) and imaged with confocal microscopy. A. Dikaryotic basidium (2 nuclei). B. Karyogamy. C. Anaphase I. D. Telophase I and collapsed basal lateral projection. E. Telophase II (4 nuclei). F. Ejected basidium (4 nuclei). **G–H.** Maturation of a basidiospore on a basidium and the migration of a nucleus through the sterigma and into the basidiospore. I. Collapsing basidium with the three remaining nuclei. J. A totally collapsed basidium and probably one nucleus inside the mature basidiospore. **K–L.** Single nuclei inside arthroconidia. Bar = 5 μm.

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