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ascoma
This term is a specialized technical descriptor used exclusively within the field of mycology. It refers to the macroscopic structure that allows ascomycete fungi to release their spores into the environment, serving as the reproductive organ of the fungus.
In academic and scientific writing, it is often used interchangeably with the term "ascostroma," though "ascoma" is the more concise standard. Because it describes a specific biological structure, it is used in a neutral, descriptive register and does not carry emotional connotation or metaphorical usage.
Meanings
Examples
The researcher examined the ascoma under a high power microscope.
The researcher examined the ascoma under a high power microscope.
Look at how the ascoma forms a cup shape to release spores.
Each ascoma contains numerous asci where meiosis occurs.
I wonder if this specific ascoma is a perithecium or an apothecium.
I wonder if this specific ascoma is a perithecium or an apothecium.
The protective outer layer of the ascoma shields the developing spores from desiccation.
The protective outer layer of the ascoma shields the developing spores from desiccation.
We need to collect several samples of the ascoma for DNA sequencing.
The ascoma emerged from the decaying wood after the first autumn rain.
Is the ascoma of this species typically globose or flattened?