Sac-like chambers at the ends of hyphae that fill with asexual spores are characteristic of
A) Rhizaria.
B) Deutreromycetes.
C) Basidiomycota.
D) Zygomycota.
E) Ascomycota.

Name: Sac-like chambers at the ends of hyphae that fill with asexual spores are characteristic of A) Rhizaria. B) Deutreromycetes. C) Basidiomycota. D) Zygomycota. E) Ascomycota.
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Zygomycota are known for having sac-like structures called sporangia at the ends of hyphae, which produce and release asexual spores.

Sac-Like Chambers at the Ends of Hyphae That Fill with Asexual