The spore bearing structure seen in bread mold is

Sporangium

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Sporophyll

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Sporophyte

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Sori

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Solution

The correct option is A Sporangium
The mould which develops on the surface of bread is the fungal species of Rhizopus. These fungi reproduce by the formation of spores in the structures known as sporangium. The sporangium bursts and the spores are released which germinate by the absorption of moisture and form the new hyphal filaments.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.

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