In a parasexual fungal species, genetic diversity would be the result of: A) mei

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In a parasexual fungal species, genetic diversity would be the result of: A) meiotic recombination B) mitotic recombination C) recombination between different mating type alleles D) plasmogamy recombination E) hyphae recombination In a parasexual fungal species, genetic diversity would be the result of: A) meiotic recombination B) mitotic recombination C) recombination between different mating type alleles D) plasmogamy recombination E) hyphae recombination A) meiotic recombination B) mitotic recombination C) recombination between different mating type alleles D) plasmogamy recombination E) hyphae recombination

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Genetic diversity in a parasexual fungal species is a result of Mitotic recombination and haploidization. It starts with the fusion of hyphae where nuclei and cytoplasmic contents remain the same while mitotic crossover and nondisjunction leads to genetic material exchange and haploidization.

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