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Yeast is included in fungi and not protista because :

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It has eukaryotic organisation.

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Chlorophyll is absent.

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It forms pseudomycelium.

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Cell wall has cellulose and food reserve as starch

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Solution

The correct option is C It forms pseudomycelium.
Yeasts exhibits pseudomycelial growth which is absent in protista. So they are not included in protista and are include in fungi.
So the correct option is C.

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