Description
This slide presents key reproductive structures of Rhizopus, a common bread mold. The sporangia are spherical sacs containing spores, supported by sporangiophores. Rhizoids anchor the mold and absorb nutrients. These structures are clearly visible under low to medium magnification, making the slide ideal for studying fungal morphology and asexual reproduction.
Features
Specimen: Rhizopus (Zygomycetes) – bread mold - Preparation Type: Wholemount - Rhizoids (root-like hyphae)