
doi: 10.1038/200282a0
pmid: 14081087
THE overall frequency of diploid nuclei in a balanced heterocaryon has been estimated by Pontecorvo1 to be of the order of one in 106 or 107. Thus, a colony containing 1 × 109 conidia would include 100–1,000 diploid conidia.
Cell Nucleus, Research, Penicillium
Cell Nucleus, Research, Penicillium
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