Sordaria

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Sordaria is a genus of filamentous ascomycete fungi commonly used as a model organism in genetics and developmental biology due to its easily observable spore formation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ascomycete fungus
filamentous fungus
genus
ascocarpType perithecial ascocarp
cellOrganization eukaryotic
cellWallComponent chitin
class Sordariomycetes NERFINISHED
division Ascomycota NERFINISHED
domain Eukarya
surface form: Eukaryota
ecologicalRole decomposer
family Sordariaceae NERFINISHED
geneticFeature linear arrangement of ascospores
ordered tetrads
genomeOrganization linear chromosomes
growthForm filamentous mycelium
habitat decaying plant material
herbivore dung
hyphalType septate hyphae
kingdom Fungi NERFINISHED
lifeCycleStage diploid zygote nucleus
haploid mycelium
notableSpecies Sordaria fimicola NERFINISHED
nutritionType saprotrophic
order Sordariales NERFINISHED
oxygenRequirement aerobic
peritheciaLocation on substrate surface
phylum Ascomycota NERFINISHED
reproduction asexual reproduction
sexual reproduction
reproductiveStructure perithecium
researchApplication analysis of gene conversion
study of fungal development
sporeArrangement eight ascospores per ascus
sporeColorTrait used as genetic marker
sporeDischarge forcible
sporeType ascospore
temperaturePreference mesophilic
usedAs model organism
usedInField developmental biology
evolutionary biology
genetics
mycology
usedToStudy crossing over
gene mapping
meiotic recombination
segregation of alleles
usedToTeach introductory genetics laboratories

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Sordariales includesGenus Sordaria