Question

In class phycomycetes, the mycelium is

• A. Coenocytic and aseptate
• B. Coenocytic and septate
• C. Uninucleate and aseptate
• D. Multinucleate and septate

Answer 1

The correct option is A Coenocytic and aseptate

There are different classes of fungus which are classified on the basis of the reproduction methods. The phycomycetes are the type of fungi which perform sexual as well as asexual reproduction. The mycelium of this fungi is coenocytic and aseptate. Coenocytic means the hyphae contains many cells in the cytoplasm. The cell wall formation does not occur after karyokinesis which results in coenocytic and aseptate mycelium.

Thus, the correct answer is option A.