The plant body in a unicellular fungus is:
Correct answer: C. Non-hyphal
- A. Coenocytic
- B. Hyphal
- C. Non-hyphal
- D. Septate
Explanation
This question tests fungal morphology, critical for medical students in mycology. Non-hyphal is completely correct for unicellular fungi like yeasts. Other options describe multicellular fungal structures, risking misunderstanding of fungal anatomy.
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