n.担（子）孢子

The basidiospores are the reproductive structures of fungi, typically found on gills or pores of mushrooms.
基囊孢子是真菌的生殖结构，通常在蘑菇的菌褶或孔中发现。
After fertilization, the basidiospores develop into mycelium, which eventually forms fruiting bodies like mushrooms.
受精后，基囊孢子发育成菌丝体，最终形成蘑菇等子实体。
Under a microscope, you can observe the basidiospores floating in a spore print, revealing their intricate patterns.
在显微镜下，你可以看到基囊孢子在孢子印上漂浮，显示出其复杂的图案。
In mycology, collecting and studying basidiospores is crucial for understanding fungal taxonomy and species identification.
在真菌学中，收集和研究基囊孢子对于理解真菌分类和物种鉴定至关重要。
The basidiospores of certain fungi have been used in traditional medicine for their potential health benefits.
一些真菌的基囊孢子在传统医学中被用于其可能的健康益处。
The basidiospores are dispersed by wind, water, or even animals, allowing fungi to colonize new environments.
基囊孢子通过风、水或动物进行传播，使真菌能够殖民新环境。
A successful mushroom cultivation often begins with cultivating basidiospores in a sterile culture medium.
成功的蘑菇栽培通常从在无菌培养基中培养基囊孢子开始。
Many species of mushrooms release millions of basidiospores during their fruiting stage, ensuring the continuation of their lineage.
许多蘑菇在结果阶段会释放数百万个基囊孢子，确保它们种群的延续。
Researchers are exploring the use of genetically modified basidiospores as a potential tool for bioremediation of contaminated sites.
研究人员正在探索利用基因改造的基囊孢子作为生物修复污染地点的一种潜在工具。
The spore count of basidiospores in soil samples can give an indication of the presence and activity of fungi in that particular area.
土壤样本中基囊孢子的数量可以反映出该地区真菌的存在和活动程度。