Opportunistic fungi
A) always have two physiological and structural forms.
B) are normal microbiota for many individuals.
C) have special proteins for colonizing the body.
D) are tracked by epidemiologists.
E) have the same geographical distribution as pathogenic fungi.

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Opportunistic fungi are fungi that are normally harmless in healthy individuals but can cause infections in individuals with weakened immune systems or other predisposing factors. Therefore, they can be present in the normal microbiota of many individuals without causing harm.

Opportunistic Fungi