In septate fungi, plasmogamy without karyogamy result in which of the following? Select one: O A. dikaryotic mycelium O B. dikaryotic or heterokaryotic spores O C. hyphae with diploid nuclei O D. hyphae with genetically identical haploid nuclei O E. sexual spores

In septate fungi, plasmogamy without karyogamy result in which of the following? Select one: O A. dikaryotic mycelium O B. dikaryotic or heterokaryotic spores O C. hyphae with diploid nuclei O D. hyphae with genetically identical haploid nuclei O E. sexual spores

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In septate fungi, plasmogamy
without karyogamy result in which
of the following?
Select one:
O A. dikaryotic mycelium
O B. dikaryotic or heterokaryotic
spores
O C. hyphae with diploid nuclei
O D. hyphae with genetically
identical haploid nuclei
O E. sexual spores

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