Non-hyphal unicellular fungi are called:
Correct answer: A. Yeast
- A. Yeast
- B. Mushrooms
- C. Toadstools
- D. Fruiting bodies
Explanation
Option a) Yeast: Correct! Non-hyphal unicellular fungi are called yeast. Option b) Mushrooms: Mushrooms are macroscopic fruiting bodies, not non-hyphal unicellular fungi. Option c) Toadstools: Toadstools are also macroscopic fruiting bodies, not non-hyphal unicellular fungi. Option d) Fruiting bodies: "Fruiting bodies" is a general term for reproductive structures of fungi, not non-hyphal unicellular fungi. Answer is "Yeast"Explanation: Yeast are non-hyphal unicellular fungi.
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