The Role of Hormone a during Sexual Conjugation in Achlya ambisexualis

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Abstract
The anther-idial branches produced on hyphae of A. ambisexualis E87 in response to hormone A were attracted by and grew to plastic particles on which hormone A had been absorbed. Antheridium-like structures were produced on the tips of these branches. It is suggested that hormone A may be the substance secreted by the oogonial initial that directs the growth of the antheridial branch to the initial and brings about the formation of the antheridium.

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