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The algal layer, about three times as wide as a cortex, consists of tightly packed algal cells enveloped by fungal hyphae from the medulla.

As already known, it was technically impossible for us to remove the intracellular M. dendrobii hyphae from the G. elata protocorms.

Hyphae from cultures of the heterokaryon BS05 × BS17 and the homokaryon BS05 were harvested and fixed in freshly prepared Farmer's fluid overnight.

Mesh cores in the bulk soil treatment, which served as a negative control, had the same mesh size as the hyphosphere treatment, but frequent rotation prevented extraradical hyphae from accessing the litter.

For a number of selected pairings, the hyphae from this junction region were also examined microscopically after 10 days for the presence of clamp connections (Armillaria sp. nov., eight within-species pairings; A. hinnulea, 14 within-species pairings; Armillaria sp. nov. × A. hinnulea, 12 between-species pairings).

These hyphae do not have an associated mediostratum a central strand of parallel hyphae from which other hyphae diverge sideways.

The pre-penetration apparatus (PPA), an intracellular pre-infection structure, is formed in the host cells to determine the penetration path of fungal hypha from the epidermis to the cortex (Genre et al. 2005, Oldroyd 2013, Recorbet et al. 2013).

Conidiophore arises from substrate hyphae or from aerial hyphae, 50 100  μm long, smooth, typically branched along the length in a verticillate fashion.

While a sensitive amplification was observed from samples with yeasts and septate mould hyphae, samples from mucormycosis were less sensitive.

Fertilization occurs when a specialized hyphae (trichogyne) from the protoperithecium fuses with a cell from an opposite mating type cell (male).

Although hyphae grow from spores, strands of hyphae may be taken from live mycelium, like plant cuttings, and will continue to grow in a new place under proper conditions.