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| Characteristics of clade Fungi |
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| Sexual reproduction of fusion by hyphae |
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| How fungal cells are produced following sexual reproduction |
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| After plasmogamy in sexual reproduction of fungi, the cells contain two different nuclei, one from each parent. These cells are: |
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| This clade contains organisms with flagellated cells. |
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| Cup fungi contain their haploid spores on the upper surface of the fruiting body. The fruiting body is the: |
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| Basidiomycetes can reproduce sexually or asexually, though the usually reproduce: |
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| A lichen is a mutalistic relationship between an algae and _____ and _____. |
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| Fungi that increase the surface area of plant roots are: |
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