How are the spores of zygomycetes, such as Rhizopus, dispersed?
A)by the wind
B)by insects
C)by the rain
D)by swimming with flagella
E)by animals

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The spores of zygomycetes, such as Rhizopus, are dispersed by the wind. They are produced in large numbers in the sporangia and are released into the air, where they can potentially land on a suitable substrate for growth.

How Are the Spores of Zygomycetes, Such as Rhizopus, Dispersed