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Pholiota nameko produced abundant oidia on aerial hyphae from monokaryotic and dikaryotic test stocks, but oidia were rare on submerged hyphae. The oidia from the former stocks had a layer of hydrophobic protein between the cell wall and the inner cell membrane, which was absent in the oidia from the latter. The only remarkable differences in the morphological features of the oidia from monokaryotic...
The effect of nuclear dominance in monokaryotic oidium formation from dikaryotic mycelia in Pholiota nameko was examined. Over 90% of oidium isolates from dikaryotic mycelia were monokaryotic. Although only one parental nuclear type was recovered from an average of about 80% in these isolates, the nuclear selection process in oidium formation seems essentially to produce split nuclear type composition...
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