Noun
any of the threadlike filaments forming the mycelium of a fungus
Source: WordNetA promycelium is formed that consists of a short hypha (equated to a basidium). Source: Internet
A very fine hypha, called trichogyne emerges from one gametangium, the ascogonium, and merges with a gametangium (the antheridium) of the other fungal isolate. Source: Internet
One daughter nucleus migrates close to the hook, while the other daughter nucleus locates to the basal part of the hypha. Source: Internet
Hyphae can branch through the bifurcation of a growing tip, or by the emergence of a new tip from an established hypha. Source: Internet
As a hypha extends, septa may be formed behind the growing tip to partition each hypha into individual cells. Source: Internet
The septa commonly have a small opening in the center, which functions as a cytoplasmic connection between adjacent cells, also sometimes allowing cell-to-cell movement of nuclei within a hypha. Source: Internet