Zygomycota

[@hz14125]

i don't know if you'll see this or not BUT WANNA THANK YOU FOR THIS EXPLANATION :)

Thank you for uploading this video. Usually, I loathe having to study reproductive cycles of plants and fungi but I found this very clear and helpful.

[@motaa332]

I am from Egypt, and for the first time I understand this.
So thank you🌸

[@areejalvi7837]

Thank u so much. I am a student from Pakistan . thank u. Solved my problem.

[@TheGamingTrain55]

Thank you, you have just saved me because i will be making a presentation on this topic and i was stressed on what to put.

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

Awesome! Good luck on your presentation.

[@IsabelRodriguez-nv2ue]

An amazing educational video!! Thank you so much for clarifying the different concepts of sexual & asexual reproduction. It truly helps in understanding these terms. Thanks a million!!!!

[@mathfr3ak]

Great video! I was a little confused by your pronunciation (I've always heard these pronunciations: coenocytic is see-no-si-tic and gametangia is ga-me-tan-gee-a), but that's such a trivial thing anyway. Excellent diagrams and use of vocabulary. Wonderful job!

[@foodiemmy]

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[@parkashlohana1600]

wonderful explanation i loved they way you started giving lecture ..
tysm it helped me ...

[@internetuser1231]

These are very good. I'm not sure if you're planning to finish with the Fungal kingdom, but you definitely should.

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

Thank you for the interest. I will definitely add a few more videos on fungi.

[@shahystyles637]

your explanation is completely nice and helped me a lot ^^

[@joaofredericoberner1519]

Great video!! Helped me out alot! Too bad there's none for Chytridiomycota. Thanks for taking the time to make this ;)

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

I will look into Chytridiomycota. Thanks for the feed back.

[@Mikryanne]

very helpful saved my grade

[@ghulammujtaba7040]

Much easy way to describe

[@tiffanydelgadillo55]

OMG THANK YOU!!!!!!!! I feel more confident

[@ghulammujtaba7040]

Really informative. Thanks sir.

[@infintro]

Thanks,very clear explanation

[@hangoo91]

Very nice explanation thanks a lot

[@chereoge]

This is really helpful. Thanks a bunch!!!

[@ajimahjosh8150]

Sir pls make a video on deuteromycota

[@petrzelka8321]

Great video, thank you!

[@jeremymoore145]

Great video. Thank you

[@iqjawad2020]

thanks a lot very very helpful

[@adrianamejia9184]

Thank you so much for making this video. It helped me.

[@mishal81]

what does it mean by (deuteromycota -no longer used)? Is this term not used now? if yes then what is the alternative term for this group? because my textbook still includes it as the 4th group and explains the studies about them

[@aishaqasim9028]

it was a great help! thanks

[@fizzzau2905]

thanks.it helped me from starting to end of video.

[@rolibarua5788]

Really helpful... Thanks alot..

[@markjuanico9852]

Saved my life

[@reemalamassi3494]

So helpful thanks alot

[@blairbee3579]

Thank you ! This helped a lot

[@mohammadraiz4495]

You are greatttttt Sir

[@iqraansari4999]

it really helped me tysm:)

[@melodychoong1766]

does the life cycle of zygomycetes include alternation of generation?

[@benjalinux]

wau, explicas muy bien !

[@alexisiverson686]

Great video! Thank you (:

[@alyssasalanga5849]

Thanks so much!

[@gurpreetsandhu1737]

With regards to reproduction how do the basiodimycota differ from the zygomycota and ascomycota, thanks great video

[@82briandsouza42]

Basidiomycota form basidia in the basidiocarp. Within each basidia,there are 4 haploid basidiospores

[@sivashankarkonda7053]

Awesome

[@lasansanjula1909]

Thhbkz alot

[@ghouly_pop]

thank you so much, very informative.

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

You are welcome.

[@meamea6540]

شكرااا
TNXX

[@ajbelaro8044]

Aside from Rhizopus stolonifer, can you give another representative species of zygomycota?

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-zygomycetes.html

[@sivashankar9705]

thanq sir its really superb

[@theheartwantswhatitwants9922]

thank you so much! !!

[@riturajborah6709]

Informative !

[@Hirushiabeysinghe]

wonderful video and thank u so much um.. is rhizhoporus the same thing as mucor

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

I'm sorry, but I have not seen or used the term 'mucor'.

[@Hirushiabeysinghe]

It is okay. Thank. U. This video helped me a lot

[@yashaaramunir9598]

Thank you so much 😘😘

[@zainabvibes1548]

thaNKS

[@rainydaze1502]

What's the ploidy of each structure??

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

A fungal cell's nucleus is mostly in the form of haploid. Before and during plasmogamy, the nuclei remain haploid. Karyogamy leads to diploid.

[@NarakuStalker]

Thank you

[@emadkhorsheed7992]

How do I communicate with you?please

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

Feel free to ask questions in the comments section.

[@belhudson]

thanks!! a lot..

[@malikahmadrazatlp863]

You talk slowly then it's great

[@dipudraws]

Thank u so much sir

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

You are welcome.

[@Marie-dv8eu]

I thought Plasmogamy us heterokaryotic? (n+n)

[@sinanasaad1983]

Engaging 😊

[@ProfGillesBolduc]

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Thank you. I appreciate your comments.

[@sinanasaad1983]

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