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Basidiaphilic
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Re: Agar: Cloning and Isolating? [Re: Josex]
#23218485 - 05/12/16 02:09 PM (7 years, 10 months ago) |
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spacechildo said: you're forgetting about anastomosis Basi.. also dont compare plants to mushrooms, we dont clone clones etc that's no use for us. re; parents:
Anastomosis is conspicuous by its absence in this thread. It's not even been taken into consideration at all and it plays a humongous role in all this. It's like trying to explain the movements of planets without taking into account gravity and I'm not exaggerating a bit.
Whats the difference between plasmogamy and anastomosis? And i was only mentioning plants for the genotype vs. phenotype comparison.
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Josex
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We discussed this yesterday here and I'm not feeling inclined to repeat all that was said again feeling kinda lazy today.
If you stand by what you said you'll find that you won't agree with most of what was said there.
Edited by Josex (05/12/16 02:36 PM)
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Kush_Zombie
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Re: Agar: Cloning and Isolating? [Re: Josex]
#23218586 - 05/12/16 02:37 PM (7 years, 10 months ago) |
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Thank you Spitball for breaking down the questions I was asking. This all makes a lot more sense to me now. Thank you for your input as well Supal.
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SpitballJedi
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Re: Agar: Cloning and Isolating? [Re: Kush_Zombie]
#23220224 - 05/12/16 09:09 PM (7 years, 10 months ago) |
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Kush_Zombie said: Thank you Spitball for breaking down the questions I was asking. This all makes a lot more sense to me now. Thank you for your input as well Supal.
I try to keep it simple, but it don't always translate.
But, here's my breakdown in more technical terms.
When a single spore germinates and begins to grow a hypha, that hypha is monkaryotic and will not form mushrooms. (plural=hyphae)
When two compatible monkaryotic hyphae fuse to share genetics (anastomosis), they become dikaryotic and that's what a strain is. With the right genetics and conditions for those genetics, these haphae may be capable of producing sporulating fruit bodies.
Multiple strains can grow side by side and even in the same fruit body while maintaining there separate strain genetics, but still working in concert to produce a fruit body. The actual strains from the pin can be separated and have been by many people.
In other words, individual strains don't have to inseparably fuse together to form a fruit body, but some of the strains may not be able to produce fruit bodies on there own.
To connect this to what I was saying earlier, the multiple strains of a MS pin are growing so tightly together, that the first couple of plates may not have any significant genetic or strain differences from one part of the plate to the other. They were able to produce that fruit together because of close enough similarities in strain genetics at the time. But, given enough time and expansion, the differences will start to appear simply because the mycelium will start growing differently with each strain.
Strains can and do fuse, but not always, and a single fruit from an MS grow will contain multiple strains and multiple strain hybrids from strains fusing together
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Edited by SpitballJedi (05/12/16 10:54 PM)
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SpitballJedi
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Whats the difference between plasmogamy and anastomosis?
My understanding is anastomosis is the fusion of two hyphae, the actual process of fusing the hyphal structure. Plasmogamy is the fusion of the cytoplasm and happens after anastomosis.
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mupetmower
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Re: Agar: Cloning and Isolating? [Re: Josex]
#23221374 - 05/13/16 06:30 AM (7 years, 10 months ago) |
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Josex said: We discussed this yesterday here and I'm not feeling inclined to repeat all that was said again feeling kinda lazy today.
If you stand by what you said you'll find that you won't agree with most of what was said there.
I linked this in the very first reply to this thread hahah =p
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Edited by mupetmower (05/13/16 06:32 AM)
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Basidiaphilic
Registered: 03/23/16
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Re: Agar: Cloning and Isolating? [Re: SpitballJedi]
#23221637 - 05/13/16 09:17 AM (7 years, 10 months ago) |
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SpitballJedi said:
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Basidiaphilic said:
Whats the difference between plasmogamy and anastomosis?
My understanding is anastomosis is the fusion of two hyphae, the actual process of fusing the hyphal structure. Plasmogamy is the fusion of the cytoplasm and happens after anastomosis.
Thanks for clearing that up. Is anyone aware of any publications that document the range of how many individual dikaryotic hyphal filaments form a fruiting body initially using MS? Are we talking 5 separate mycelial (n+n) genotypes twisted into one fruiting body, or hundreds? Just curious if this has been studied, I can't seem to find any legit literature on this.
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SpitballJedi
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If I understand your question correctly, tt would vary depending on how many spores you started with, how many of those became dikaryotic, and how many of those became hybrids and it varies from mushroom to mushroom in a single MS grow. There's no fixed number.
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