A fungal hyphae having 2 nuclei of different genetic types is called:
Correct answer: C. Heterokaryotic
- A. Karyogamy
- B. Plasmogamy
- C. Heterokaryotic
- D. Fragmentation
Explanation
A. Fusion of nuclei B. Fusion of protoplasts D. Breaking of mycelium of some hyphal fungi
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