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I. In members of Ascomycetes asexual spores are called A and sexual spores are produced B.
II. In Deuteromycetes mycelium is C and large number of members are D .
Identify A - D and choose the correct option.

A

A-Zoospores

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B

B- Exogenously

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C

C- Aseptate and branched

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D

D- Decomposers of litter

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Solution

The correct option is D
D- Decomposers of litter

A $\to$ conidiospores
B $\to$ endogenous
C $\to$ Septate and Branched

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