Fungi which live their lives without sex:
Correct answer: B. Deuteromycota
- A. Zygomycota
- B. Deuteromycota
- C. Basidiomycota
- D. Ascomycota
Explanation
The correct answer is Deuteromycota. This group is often referred to as 'imperfect fungi' because they do not have a known sexual reproductive stage in their life cycle. On the other hand, the other options, such as Zygomycota, Basidiomycota, and Ascomycota, all have well-defined sexual reproductive stages involving zygospores, basidiospores, and ascospores, respectively.
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