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Basidiospore Definitions:

  1. A spore borne on the outside of a basidium following karyogamy and meiosis.

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  2. A haploid spore produced by members of the Basidiomycota.

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  3. A sexual spore that arises from a basidium. Found in basidiomycota fungi.

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Basidiospore Notes:

Basidiospores are reproductive spores that are produced by basidiomycetes fungi. These fungi are a grouping, which includes shelf fungi, smuts, rusts and mushrooms. These reproductive spores consist of one nucleus (haploid) which is the product of meiosis and basidia (specialized fungal cells) produce them.

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