Pleas match the following zygomycota123456789Hyphae123456789Ascomycota123456789Lichen123456789Basidiomycota123456789Mycellium123456789Fungi Imperfecta123456789Fruiting body123456789Sessile123456789Chitin123456789Cellulose123456789Motile 1.Root-like structures that form the main body of the fungi below the surface of the soil.2.Reproduces using a case-like structure.3.Penicillin was derived from this type of fungi.4.A typical "mushroom" is actually called a:5.Cells walls of fungi cells are made of:6.Most, but not all, fungi can be described as this:7.Athletes foot is a type of8.Mutualistic relationship between fungi and algae.9.None of the above (Should be selected more than once)

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Pleas match the following

zygomycota
123456789	Hyphae
123456789	Ascomycota
123456789	Lichen
123456789	Basidiomycota
123456789	Mycellium
123456789	Fungi Imperfecta
123456789	Fruiting body
123456789	Sessile
123456789	Chitin
123456789	Cellulose
123456789	Motile

1.	Root-like structures that form the main body of the fungi below the surface of the soil.
2.	Reproduces using a case-like structure.
3.	Penicillin was derived from this type of fungi.
4.	A typical "mushroom" is actually called a:
5.	Cells walls of fungi cells are made of:
6.	Most, but not all, fungi can be described as this:
7.	Athletes foot is a type of
8.	Mutualistic relationship between fungi and algae.
9.	None of the above (Should be selected more than once)

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