The plasmodial and cellular slime molds differ in a number of features.Select the following choice that is not a difference.
A)aggregation of individuals when conditions worsen
B)ability to form spore-producing structures
C)ability to form an acellular plasmodium
D)ability to form individual amoebas
E)synchronization of mitosis

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Both plasmodial and cellular slime molds can form spore-producing structures, which is not a distinguishing feature between them. Plasmodial slime molds form a large, multinucleate cell called a plasmodium, while cellular slime molds aggregate to form multicellular structures in response to adverse conditions, but both types are capable of producing spores.

The Plasmodial and Cellular Slime Molds Differ in a Number