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Fungus without any mycelium is
Fungus without any mycelium is
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The correct option is D Saccharomyces
The body of the fungus is thalloid, which may be acellular or multicellular. Acellular thallus may be motile (Synchytrium) or non-motile (Saccharomyces). Multicellular thallus is tubular, filamentous, branched, and is called mycelium. Saccharomyces (Yeast) is a fungus having acellular thallus and thus devoid of mycelium. Thus, the correct answer is option D.
The body of the fungus is thalloid, which may be acellular or multicellular. Acellular thallus may be motile (Synchytrium) or non-motile (Saccharomyces). Multicellular thallus is tubular, filamentous, branched, and is called mycelium. Saccharomyces (Yeast) is a fungus having acellular thallus and thus devoid of mycelium. Thus, the correct answer is option D.
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