Certain fungi experience an unisexual stage during their sexual reproduction. Du
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Certain fungi experience an unisexual stage during their sexual reproduction. During this stage... The retain two different nuclei Two different forms of spores are produced Two or more separate fruiting bodies are produced The next, diploid, generation of offspring is produced and dispersed via spores. The cells have no nucleus In fungal sexual reproduction, from two mycelia fuse and form a. Roots; mushroom Fruiting bodies; zygote fruiting body Microspores; haploid, is a parasitic fungi which has been killing off populations of by growing in their skin and causing. Bats Humans Amphibians Whales Honey bees "Budding", used by certain fungi, is... A method to spread spores into new habitats The process of growing new A form of parasitism Asexual reproduction A structure used to trade nutrients with plants in a symbiotic relationship Conidia are sexual spores produced by fruiting bodies. True or false? True False In symbiotic relationships with plant roots, typically the fungi donates because Nitrogen; Fungi are nitrogen flours. Phosphorous; can fit into tiny soil pores Sugars; Fungi can easily product sugar via photosynthesis Toxins; Fungi do not to participate in symbiosis with plants Imagine you are examining the fruiting body formed by 2 fungi which are reproducing sexually. You note that it products, and that the. Which fungal group could this type of fungi belong to? AM Fungi Any of the answer choices above are possible. More information is needed to decide.Explanation / Answer
73) two forms of spores are formed-ascospores and basidiospores.
74). Roots ,mushroom.
75). Amphibians.
76). Asexual reproduction
77). False.
78) nitrogen because fungus are nitrogen fixers.
79) basidiomycetes
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