Yeast differs from Rhizopus in being
- AMulticellular and coenocytic
- BUnicellular and uninucleate
- CUnicellular and coenocytic
- DFilamentous
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Fungi are cosmopolitan. Write the role of fungi in your daily life.
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View SolutionMatch the following columns:
Column-$I$ (Class) Column-$II$ (Examples) $P$. Ascomycetes $I$. Alternaria,Colletotrichum,Trichoderma $Q$. Phycomycetes $II$. Aspergillus,Claviceps,Neurospora $R$. Basidiomycetes $III$. Agaricus,Ustilago,Puccinia $S$. Deuteromycetes $IV$. Mucor,Rhizopus,Albugo
| Column-$I$ (Class) | Column-$II$ (Examples) |
| $P$. Ascomycetes | $I$. Alternaria,Colletotrichum,Trichoderma |
| $Q$. Phycomycetes | $II$. Aspergillus,Claviceps,Neurospora |
| $R$. Basidiomycetes | $III$. Agaricus,Ustilago,Puccinia |
| $S$. Deuteromycetes | $IV$. Mucor,Rhizopus,Albugo |
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View SolutionCoenocytic (aseptate) mycelium is found in:
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View SolutionThe cell wall of this organism is composed of fungal cellulose (chitin).
Match the class of fungi given in column $I$ with their examples given in column $II$ and choose the correct option.
Column-$I$ (Class of fungi) Column-$II$ (Examples) $A$. Ascomycetes $I$. Rhizopus $B$. Basidiomycetes $II$. Penicillium $C$. Deuteromycetes $III$. Ustilago $D$. Phycomycetes $IV$. Alternaria
| Column-$I$ (Class of fungi) | Column-$II$ (Examples) |
| $A$. Ascomycetes | $I$. Rhizopus |
| $B$. Basidiomycetes | $II$. Penicillium |
| $C$. Deuteromycetes | $III$. Ustilago |
| $D$. Phycomycetes | $IV$. Alternaria |
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