Ascomycetes are the largest group of fungi.When their haploid hyphae fuse without fusion of their nuclei,the resulting cells are which of the following?

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When haploid hyphae fuse in ascomycetes, the resulting cells are not diploid but dikaryotic. This means that although the hyphae have fused, their nuclei have not merged, and they exist as separate entities within the same cell. This is a characteristic feature of ascomycetes and some other types of fungi.

Ascomycetes Are the Largest Group of Fungi