A dikaryon is formed when
a. Meiosis is arrested
b. Cytoplasm of two cells fused but not nuclei
c. Cytoplasm does not fuse
d. None of the above
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A dikaryon is a pair of associated but unfused haploid nuclei of a fungus cell capable of participating in repeated cell division as separate entities prior to their ultimate fusion. A dikaryon is formed when two haploid cells do not fuse immediately.
So, the correct answer is Cytoplasm of two cells fused but not nuclei.
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B
Explanation:
Dikaryon is a hyphae having two nuclei and it is formed when nuclei do not fuse,and the two nucleus remain separated,
the cytoplasm doesn't matter whether it fuse or not.
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