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Very clearly labelled photo!

Although the white rust Albugo candida looks similar to the wheat stem rust in appearance and they grow on plants, it is an oomycete, not a fungi. Albugo produces a thick-walled dormant oospore in sexual reproduction. One to many relatively large, non-flagellated eggs produced in oogonium and numerous male nuclei in an antheridium, form fertilisation tubes to the oogonium and undergo fertilization, produces oospore. In asexual reproduction, zoospores are produce by zoosporangium.

The Albugo is an oomycete not a fungi. Apart from oospores, there are also other characteristics it possesses that differs it from fungi. Their cell wall are made cellulose, as opposed to the chitinous cell walls of fungi. Unlike most fungi, Albugo also goes through a diplontic life cycle.