Assertion: fungus's hypha | /r/HasProperty | trichogyne
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text: C. Ascomycota (Figures F, G) Grow as hyphae with cross-walls (septa) or yeasts; sexual reproduction is by fusion of modified hyphae (or yeasts), sometimes by fusion of a "male" spore (spermatium) with a "female" receptive hypha (trichogyne), leading to development of an ascus containing ascospores; asexual reproduction as in the deuteromycota (see below).
text: A very fine hypha, called trichogyne emerges from one gametangium, the ascogonium, and merges with a gametangium (the antheridium) of the other fungal isolate.