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Fungi have filamentous structures called
Fungi have filamentous structures called
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The correct option is A Hyphae
Fungi have filamentous structures called hyphae. Hyphae are extensions that look like webs when found underground. They allow the fungus to absorb nutrients and provide structure. If you carefully look at the base of a mushroom, you will see a network of fibers that look like roots.
Hyphae
Fungi have filamentous structures called hyphae. Hyphae are extensions that look like webs when found underground. They allow the fungus to absorb nutrients and provide structure. If you carefully look at the base of a mushroom, you will see a network of fibers that look like roots.
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