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What is Thick walled, resting spores of round shape and thickening of the hyphal segments is a feature of and explain in detail?
Blastospores - these are formed by budding from parent cell as in yeast. Ahrospores - these are formed by the production of cross septa into hyphae resulting in rectangular thick-walled spores. Conidiospores - spores borne externally on sides or tips of hyphae. Reference: Textbook of Microbiology; Baveja; 4th edition