Reproduction In Fungi Book

	Preface
1	Introduction	1
	Why reproduce sexually?	1
2	Genetic systems of filamentous Ascomycetes	5
2.1	Development in Pyronema	5
2.2	Development in Neurospora crassa and N. sitophila	8
2.3	Heterothallism and sex: plasmogamy	10
2.4	Development in homothallic Ascomycetes: Aspergillus nidulans and Sordaria spp.	11
2.5	Heterokaryosis and the breeding system of Aspergillus	14
2.6	The parasexual cycle	17
2.7	Ophiostoma ulmi	18
2.8	The control of heterokaryosis in Neurospora crassa	20
2.9	Neurospora tetrasperma	23
2.10	The structure of the mating type genes of Neurospora	25
2.11	The life cycle of Podospora anserina and its mating type genes	28
2.12	Incompatibility in Podospora anserina	30
2.13	Patterns of ascocarp formation in Neurospora	34
2.14	Nuclear migration in Ascomycetes	34
3	Genetic systems of Basidiomycetes	37
3.1	Monokaryons and dikaryons	37
3.2	Nuclear migration. The functions of the A and B factors in dikaryon formation	40
3.3	Mutation of compatibility factors	52
3.4	The dikaryon phenotype	53
3.5	Breeding systems of some other Basidiomycetes	55
3.6	Social organization of Basidiomycete mycelium	66
3.7	Fruiting of monokaryons	69
4	Saccharomyces cerevisiae and the structure and function of mating type genes	73
4.1	The mating process	73
4.2	Structure of the mating hormones	79
4.3	The determination of the mating type phenotype	81
4.4	The hormone receptors and their mode of action	87
4.5	Mating type interconversion	89
4.6	Apparent switching of mating type in Chromocrea	92
4.7	The mating type genes of Neurospora	93
4.8	The mating type genes of Coprinus and Schizophyllum	93
4.9	The mating system of Ustilago maydis	95
4.10	Cell fusion in Tremella, Rhodosporidium and Ustilago	97
5	Genetical aspects of conidium and ascocarp development	101
A	Conidial development in Aspergillus nidulans	101
5.1	Induction studied with temperature-sensitive mutants	101
5.2	Morphological conidiation mutants	104
5.3	The number of genes affecting conidiation	108
5.4	Mutations affecting both asexual and sexual reproduction	112
5.5	A morphogenetic substance in Pyrenopeziza	114
B	Development of ascocarps	114
5.6	The protoperithecium and the perithecium wall	114
5.7	Mutations affecting perithecial development	117
5.8	Developmentally regulated proteins	119
5.9	A mutant affecting nuclear fusion	120
5.10	Mutations affecting asci and ascospores	120
5.11	Recessive genes affecting perithecium development in Neurospora populations	123
5.12	Spore killer in Neurospora	124
5.13	The cleistothecia of diploid Aspergillus nidulans	125
6	Zygomycetes	128
6.1	Life history of Zygomycetes	128
6.2	The induction of zygophore development. Trisporic acid	132
6.3	The mutual interaction of (+) and (-) zygophores	138
6.4	Homothallic Mucoraceae	142
6.5	The control of trisporic acid biosynthesis	144
7	Reproduction in the Oomycetes: control of reproduction by steroid hormones and sterols	146
7.1	Life history of Oomycetes	146
7.2	Relative sexuality and heterothallism	148
7.3	Hormone production by the heterothallic Achlyas	150
7.4	Homothallic Achlyas	158
7.5	Hormones in Sapromyces and Pythium	160
7.6	Mating type and sex in Phytophthora	161
7.7	Sterols and reproduction of Phytophthora	163
7.8	Sterols and reproduction in Ascomycetes	170
7.9	Hormones in Ascomycetes	171
8	The role of the nutritional environment in reproduction	174
8.1	The work of Klebs	174
8.2	Effects of carbon and nitrogen sources	178
8.3	Storage carbohydrates and sexual development	186
8.4	Sporulation of Penicillium and Aspergillus in submerged liquid culture	191
8.5	Sporulation in yeast	196
8.6	The role of cyclic AMP in reproduction	203
8.7	Calcium	208
9	Development of Basidiomycete fruit bodies, and the role of light in fungal reproduction	213
9.1	The initial stages	213
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