Table 6.

Morphology of yeast isolated from Kombucha.

Different Reproduction Mode of Yeast	Morphology Characteristics of Yeast
Vegetative or asexual reproduction	Budding: new cell is produced on the surface of parent cell and then separate Fission: an asexual cell is produced by a septum grown inward from cell wall to halve the long axis of the cell. Blastoconidiation: a mother cell of stalk-like tubular sterigmata produce a terminal conidium
Sexual reproduction in ascomycetous yeast	Parent cell-bud conjugation Gametangial conjugation Heterothallism conjugation Conjugation between hyphae
Sexual reproduction in basidiomycetous yeast	Budding haplophase Dikaryotic hyphal phase or self-spore forming diplophase