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Multinucleated filament of Rhizopus is
Multinucleated filament of Rhizopus is
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The correct option is A Coenocytic
Fungi are unicellular (e.g., yeasts) or filamentous. The fungal filaments, called as hyphae are usually uniseriate multicellular, but multinuclear coenocytic in some species (e.g., Zygomycota). Zygomycota form hyphae, which are generally coenocytic, because they lack cross walls or septa. Thus, the correct answer is option A.
Fungi are unicellular (e.g., yeasts) or filamentous. The fungal filaments, called as hyphae are usually uniseriate multicellular, but multinuclear coenocytic in some species (e.g., Zygomycota). Zygomycota form hyphae, which are generally coenocytic, because they lack cross walls or septa.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
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