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chitin haustoria Ascomycetes Basidiomycetes plasmogamy heterokaryon Chytrids karyogamy Glomeromycetes mycelia Zygomycetes 66) The underground feeding structure of a fungus is called a(n). 67) The cell that contains two nuclei that have not yet fused is called a(n). 68). A specialized hyphae that allows fungi to penetrate the tissue of a host is called the 69) The fusion of two cells' cytoplasm is called

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chitin haustoria Ascomycetes Basidiomycetes plasmogamy heterokaryon Chytrids karyogamy Glomeromycetes mycelia Zygomycetes Mycelia 66) The underground feeding structure of a fungus is called a(n). 67) The cell that contains two nuclei that have not yet fused is called a(n) hetrokaryon 68). A specialized hyphae that allows fungi to penetrate the tissue of a host is called the Haustoria 69) The fusion of two cells' cytoplasm is called karyogamy

Fungi are eukaryotes and are saprotrophic when it comes to mode of nutrition. They feed on dead and decaying matter. Fungi have a thread-like structure called mycelium and it develop from hyphae. Mycelium is involved in the reproduction and decomposition of decaying matter. Mycelium can be defined as collective bundles of hypae. Along with cell membrane fungi also has cell wall and it is composed of chitin.

They are largely classified into four phylum - Basidiomycota, Zygomycota, Ascomycota and Deutromycota.

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