You discover a fungus that makes mainly asexual spores, but that occasionally makes sexual spores. When produced, the sexual spores come out of a thickened, hardened structure. A close examination of hyphae of this fungus reveals no septa. Into which group should you classify this fungus?

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The fungus should be classified into Zoopagomycota because it produces mainly asexual spores, occasionally produces sexual spores from a thickened structure, and has hyphae without septa, which are characteristics of this group.

You Discover a Fungus That Makes Mainly Asexual Spores, but That