Week
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Topics
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Teaching and Learning Methods and Techniques
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Study Materials
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1. Week
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Description and history of Mycology, importance, benefits and profits of fungi for human beings, nutritional and environmental demands
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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2. Week
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Somatic structures of fungi, the fungi cell and structure.
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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3. Week
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Reproduction in fungi, sexual and asexual reproduction routes
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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4. Week
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Classification of fungi, general characteristics of the Myxomycetes and Plasmodiophoramycetes in the protozoan kingdom and biological cycsles of the pathogenic species.
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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5. Week
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Chromista kingdom, general characteristics of Oomycetes Class, Mycological properties and biological cycle of Saprolegniales order.
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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6. Week
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General characteristics of the fungi in the order of Pythiales and Perenosporales, distinction of the important plant pathogenic genera and biological cycles of reference species
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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7. Week
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Order of Albuginales, general characteristics of the fungi kingdom and its sections, Chytridiomycota division
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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8. Week
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Properties of the Zygomycota division
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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9. Week
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Mid-term exam
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Question Answer
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10. Week
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Ascomycota division. General characteristics, structures of the ascus and ascomata, mechanisms of ascus formation
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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11. Week
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Fungi with naked ascus (Hemiascomycetes), Taphrina species, fungi in the class of Plectomycetes and pyrenomycetes
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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12. Week
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Fungi in the Class of Discomycetes and loculoascomycetes, biological cycles of the important plant-pathogenic species
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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13. Week
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Basidiomycota division, structures of the basidiım and basidiomata, mechanisms of basidium formation and classification of the basidiomycota
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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14. Week
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Spores, spore structure and biological cycle of the Rust, Loose Smut, common bunt fungi, parasol mushrooms, wood-decay fungi
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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15. Week
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Properties of the mitosporic fungi, their spore structures, plant-pathogenic anamorphic fungi species
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Lecture; Question Answer; Discussion Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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16. Week
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Final examination
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Question Answer Brainstorming
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Presentation (Including Preparation Time)
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