Suppose that you discover a fungus that makes both sexual and asexual spores. Suppose also that the sexual spores are made in groups of eight within a structure that bursts open to release the spores. And the structures containing sexual spores are found within a multicellular structure that is about 13 cm tall. Into which group should you classify this fungus?

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The description matches characteristics of the Ascomycota group, which is known for producing sexual spores (ascospores) in groups of eight within a sac-like structure called an ascus. These asci are typically found in multicellular structures such as the described 13 cm tall structure.

Suppose That You Discover a Fungus That Makes Both Sexual