Fungal cell walls
A) differ from plant cell walls in that they lack polysaccharides.
B) are physiologically similar to plant cell walls, but not structurally similar.
C) are made of chitin only.
D) are similar to the plasma membrane and consist of lipids.
E) are synthesised in the Golgi apparatus.
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Q4: Hyphal growth is best described as
A) meristematic.
B)
Q6: Some fungi have fruiting bodies composed of
Q7: Sclerotia in fungi are
A) meshed hyphae forming
Q8: A swelling at the tip of the
Q9: A hyphal cell contains two haploid nuclei
Q10: Fungal mitosis is unusual because
A) the nuclear
Q11: Fungal nutrition is best described as
A) heterotrophic.
B)
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