Fungi Reproduction

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12 years later and still helping me with my exam. thank you!

[@96spitfire96]

that was amazing. I am currently a grade 11 biology student and this visual break down helped me great, as i am a more visual learner

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thanks for a great video

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I've seen many of your videos and every single one has been helpful, Thank you very much !

[@VillarJonathan25]

Nice job explaning the "when" and "why" occurs one type of reproduction or the other. Thank you!

[@SRose-vp6ew]

Yes, micro evolution. I was thankful for that too.

[@shubar9]

Thank you soooooo much. You have a gift sir. You just saved me eight hours of agonizing studying!!!

[@talentino926]

You are doing a great job by making such video, this video has been extremely helpful to me to understand this concept of reproduction in fungi. I am very very Very thankful to you.

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u rock man this realllllllly helped me out a lot

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Thanku sir for more clarification ❤❤❤❤11(biological classification)

[@brandonschreur412]

I learned so much, thanks homie.

[@adamboufarsi9314]

Thank you so much, very easy, clear, straight to the point. you're awesome.

[@Samsmith42564]

FUN JEYE?!

[@elainejones4080]

THIS IS SO HELPFUL!!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!

[@jessicaabernethy9738]

I'm a little confused, does the the two different nuclei come from the same mycelium or does it come from two different mycelium? I'm guessing it came from one mycelium

[@aliceunderground1620]

Jessica Abernethy two mycilia

[@gamerguy765]

Thank you ! was stumped till I watched the vid, very clearly explained.

[@1247peace]

thank you so much! you explained it better than my teacher did :D

[@ashleydec71]

This helped me so much! Thank you for this video and putting your time and effort into it. Cheers

[@MrHeshtek]

Does this mean that Fungi is an entirely haploid organism and never diploid?

[@gamerguy765]

+MrHeshtek yes , they typically 1N just like bacteria

[@Jpearl3]

No, the diploid stage is just short. After karyogamy, but before meiosis occurs, the organism is diploid.

[@plurvibes5545]

Explaining the why behind the reason of sexual vs asexual reproduction connected it all together

[@dhuhaalani6004]

Thank you this is so helpful and clear

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Thank you so much for this helpful video.

[@karanparekh7148]

thank u very much for such wonderful explanation

[@D4n21]

Excellent video, really helpful!!

[@yayrin9447]

He only explains the basic, doesn't really go much into details such as heterokaryon and dikaryotic.

[@paphonsubphachaisirikul4072]

very easy to understand. Thanks

[@msldt9675]

explained it better than my professor haha thank you

[@kaustshroff381]

Awesome thanks so much!!!! You really explained it well.

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Kaust Shroff ur correct

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great video, really know your stuff

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Thank you for making it easy to understand!

[@tammeena]

Thank you for your videos!!

[@NDL200]

this video really helped me understand! great breaking it down!

[@grizwalt1014]

where would meiosis come in?

[@jorrdy4]

Thanks. Good job helped me alot.

[@mellinalee6272]

thanks sir great video.....

[@urface7668]

you explained the sexual reproduction very well! ut you didn't explain the asexuall as detailed, how it happens. I write in my exam that it happens through budding etc but it seems like my professor doesn't think that's enough information

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Thanks for the video, sir !

[@miamiry8737]

Excellent video! Gracias!

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Thank you so much mate .....easy and clear

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Thank You! This was very helpful.

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Thank you so much for this helpful video, it's brilliant!

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nice, good job, more videos please.

[@airsh0w]

I appreciate this video. Thank you.

[@momhrm247]

Can you explain sexual reproduction taking the number of chromosomes into account?

[@valeriea1191]

Thank you! just a quick question though. CAN ANYONE ANSWER THIS? For Sexual Reproduction, how would you start off with 2 different hyphae? is it because a mutation has accidentally occured?

[@thiag0d]

They came from two different individuals (mycelia). By a process named "plasmogamy", the hyphas produce a cell with two nucleus (heterokaryotic stage).

[@sousuji7464]

Ur super u make me love biology

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You are amazing. Thanks alot 😊

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Thanx a ton! I wz way confusd wid it b4, no more thnx 2 u

[@jackfrost884]

thank you this was highly informative !

[@HimeBaezChan]

Thanks! My native languaje isn't english and I understood perfectly ! :)

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nice way to teach

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Excellent😉

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Plenty of nice temperatures

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I wish you were my teacher

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EmanRapp same feelings dear :'(

[@talentino926]

i too wished that he should be my teacher.

[@mchartley09]

extremely helpful video! thank you!

[@Bismarkable]

good video, but could have been more thorough and questions remain. Say, is there a fruiting body at any point during the sexual reproductive cycle? you don't specify that. I would presume yes.

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helpful! you remind me of Biff from Back to the Future lol

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Great Video Thank you !

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THX !!!!!!!! sooo goooooood.....

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great video. thank you!

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Great better than books

[@MrWeighloss]

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REALLY HELPFUL

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Gr8 video...tnq

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Thanks!

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thank you sir!

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I have now understood

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[@iananderson4929]

wow thank you.

[@morganthem]

I dislike that you anthropomorphized the fungus in the beginning. Fungi "wanting to" doesn't explain the processes underpinning either result. Otherwise good, thank you very much.

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[@lordzlordz]

Thanks!