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Mould fruiting bodies, light micrograph

Mould fruiting bodies, light micrograph


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Mould fruiting bodies, light micrograph

Mould fruiting bodies, light micrograph. Black mould (Rhizopus nigricans) fruiting bodies (top and upper right) liberating spores. When this fungus reaches the surface of the substrate in which it is growing, it puts out root-like hyphae (rhizoids, bottom). These have produced two stalks (sporangiophores), swelling up at the top to form a sporangium (fruiting body) containing the spores. When the sporangia break open, the spores are distributed on the wind. Magnification: x14 when printed at 10 centimetres wide

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Cellular Fruiting Bodies Fruiting Body Fungal Fungi Fungus Internal Structure Mushroom Mycological Mycology Part Parts Plant Anatomy Re Production Reproductive Reproductive Part Reproductive Parts Sporangia Sporangiophore Sporangium Spore Spores Structural Tissue Cells Light Micrograph Light Microscope


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This print showcases the intricate beauty of mould fruiting bodies, as seen under a light microscope. The image captures the black mould, scientifically known as Rhizopus nigricans, in its reproductive stage. At the top and upper right corners of the photo, we can observe the fruiting bodies releasing spores into their surroundings. As this fungus reaches the surface of its growing substrate, it extends root-like hyphae called rhizoids towards it. In this image, these rhizoids are visible at the bottom section. From these rhizoids emerge two stalks known as sporangiophores that swell up at their tops to form sporangia or fruiting bodies containing spores. When these sporangia rupture open naturally or through external forces, such as wind movement depicted here, they disperse countless spores into their environment for potential reproduction and colonization elsewhere. The magnification level used to capture this mesmerizing scene is x14 when printed at 10 centimeters wide. Against a white background, this photograph not only highlights nature's incredible diversity but also provides valuable insights into cell biology and botany. With its detailed portrayal of fungal anatomy and internal structure, this image serves both scientific research purposes in mycology and plant anatomy studies while simultaneously appealing to those fascinated by botanical wonders.

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