Deuteromycota (Noun)
Meaning
Large and heterogeneous form division of fungi comprising forms for which no sexually reproductive stage is known.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Deuteromycota, a form division of fungi, encompasses a diverse group of species for which the reproductive stages remain largely unknown to scientists.
- In recent years, genetic studies have revealed a multitude of evolutionary connections among species within Deuteromycota, although these are yet to be comprehensively cataloged.
- Biologists still strive to document the characteristics that truly set the vast group of fungi within Deuteromycota apart from others with clearly established sexual cycles.
- To develop novel biofungicides and targeted mycopesticides, the primary mechanism to begin should start from analysis on forms falling within the fungi kingdom like the fungus genera Acemonium of class Hyphomycetes that come under phylum Deuteromycota.
- Characterized largely through various cell reproductive or metabolizing habits including fission reproduction modes where whole entire offspring hypha originate new free colony while sporadically emerging larger different organs throughout evolution a full common nature only, perhaps becomes of which what true sense called most usually would relate mostly have begun during investigation - studying examples over huge aperiod Deuteromycota especially vast multitude having fungus- group already since form just kingdom with especially mostly first like forms different cell known this kingdom types.