Which of the following scientific groups is correctly matched with its correct common name?

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Glomeromycota is commonly known as mycorrhizal fungi because they form mutually beneficial associations with the roots of plants, facilitating the exchange of nutrients between them. Chytrids are not microspore fungi; they are a group of fungi that possess flagellated spores. Zygomycota are not sac fungi; they are a group of fungi that form thick-walled resting structures called zygosporangia. Basidiomycota are not sac fungi; they are a group of fungi that produce basidia, specialized structures where spores are produced. Ascomycota are not club fungi; they are a group of fungi that produce sac-like structures called asci, where spores are produced.

Which of the Following Scientific Groups Is Correctly Matched with Its