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25. and developes a mycelium: then no spores are formed at all. The sexual phase is seen entirely between the cells of the host, along with the mycelium. The first process in its development consists in the modification of the end of one of the branches: the protoplasm contracts, forming a dense round mass, the end of the hypha having greatly widened, and been cut off