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Q.7 In which group are the following found? Conidia, zygospore, ascosporic, sporangiophore.

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Dear student,
Conidia is a spore found in ascomycetes.
Zygospore is founf in mucor.
Ascospore is found in ascomycetes within the ascus.
Sporangiophore is the branch bearing sporangia produced by hyphae in mucor.

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