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The hyphae in fungus grow together to form a twisted mass called the
basidia.
underground.
cannot eat or engulf food.
mycelium.
Hyphae
have openings in their cell walls and cytoplasm that moves freely between cells.
threadlike fungus.
sac fungus.
The cells in fungal filaments are unlike plant root cells in that cells in fungal filaments
basidia.
underground.
cannot eat or engulf food.
mycelium.
Hyphae
have openings in their cell walls and cytoplasm that moves freely between cells.
threadlike fungus.
sac fungus.
The mycelium is often found
basidia.
underground.
cannot eat or engulf food.
mycelium.
Hyphae
have openings in their cell walls and cytoplasm that moves freely between cells.
threadlike fungus.
sac fungus.
Yeast is an example of a(n)
basidia.
underground.
cannot eat or engulf food.
mycelium.
Hyphae
have openings in their cell walls and cytoplasm that moves freely between cells.
threadlike fungus.
sac fungus.
Club fungi produce special hyphae that develop
basidia.
underground.
cannot eat or engulf food.
mycelium.
Hyphae
have openings in their cell walls and cytoplasm that moves freely between cells.
threadlike fungus.
sac fungus.
Fungi
basidia.
underground.
cannot eat or engulf food.
mycelium.
Hyphae
have openings in their cell walls and cytoplasm that moves freely between cells.
threadlike fungus.
sac fungus.
___ are fungal filaments that are similar to plant roots.
basidia.
underground.
cannot eat or engulf food.
mycelium.
Hyphae
have openings in their cell walls and cytoplasm that moves freely between cells.
threadlike fungus.
sac fungus.
Black bread mold is an example of a(n)
basidia.
underground.
cannot eat or engulf food.
mycelium.
Hyphae
have openings in their cell walls and cytoplasm that moves freely between cells.
threadlike fungus.
sac fungus.
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