… Many fungi will produce asexual or sexual spores when growing … Glomeromycota, spores
can be multinucleate and heterokaryotic (a collection of nuclei of different haplotypes). Spores …

… of the Glomeromycota or Mucoromycota, often have multinucleate spores and would seem
… basidiomycetes, or species where asexual spores are multinucleate and where there are no …

… structures (BAS), spore associated BAS, and ”asexual” spores. Upon attaining a certain …
generating asexual spores. The expansive hyphal network, comprising IRM and ERM and spores…

… Many authors consider that ‘asexual’ or clonal … phylum Glomeromycota is characterized by
the non-septate hyphae bearing large multinucleated (up to hundreds and thousands) spores …

… One common misconception for non-mycologists is that AMF are the only fungal group that
carries multinucleate spores. In reality, other members of the phylum Mucoromycota, as well …

… multinucleate, syncytial state, and occasional heterokaryosis. Throughout the different life
stages ranging from spore … The potential for genetic variation to be acquired within the lifetime …

… AMF produce asexual spores that contain up to several … in symbiotic host can sometimes
lead to an altered and … whether the multinucleate state of the AMF dikaryotic spores and mycelia …

… Reproduction in AM fungi takes place via asexual spores, … group, the phylum Glomeromycota
consists of all known AM fungi has … AM fungal spores are thick-walled, multinucleate resting …

… Such aseptate hyphae are a multinucleate, coenocytic … optimized surface enlargement of
the spore-producing tissue and to … biotrophic fungi of the Glomeromycota, while high numbers …

… to disperse in space and time and their dependence on sexual versus asexual spore …
Multinucleate spores contribute to evolutionary longevity of asexual Glomeromycota. Am. …