Question

According to anisworth 1973 classification, members of which division posses motile cell?

Answer 1

Members of Division Eumycota produce true motile cells, they are also called as true fungi which have a wall made of chitin (in every fungi). This species of fungi consists of large variety of true fungus approximately 75000 species which are known to the human beings. They have motile cells or zoospores which give out of oospores in the form of spore formation. Motile spores are included into Mastigomycotina and the rest of the members in this Division are non-motile cells. This division also consists of zoosporic classes, some are, namely, Chytridiomycetes (a class of group fungi which are found in great abundance throughout the soil, fresh water inhabitants, and some saline or salty water estuaries, it has the division of Chytridiomycota), Hyphochytriomycetes (this is another group of Stramenopiles or Heterokonta which were previously called as fungi or sometimes protists, having a close relationship with respect to their characteristics with Oomycetes which are also fungus-like microorganisms), Plasmodiophoromycetes (long name, isn't it?, They are also called as Phytomyxea and are subsequently divided into some orders Plasmodiophorida, it's International code of Zoological Nomenclature or it is identified under it, another name given to it is by International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants, they classify as the name given: Plasmodiophoromycota) another order is Phagomyxida, and develop under the cells of plants, at last there is Oomycetes (which cause diseases such as, late blight of potato which causes the potato to become white and also cause some infectious diseases to tomatoes casing then to go brown-black).

Answer 2

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✴️Member of division of EUMYCOTA posses motile cell.

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