Question

Criteria for classification of fungi

Answer 1

Answer:

The classification of fungi relies mostly on morphological criteria such as the pigmentation, shape of hyphae, presence or absence of septa and types of spores.

Answer 2

Explanation:

these are heterotrophic Eukaryotic organism some of them use decaying organic material as food and are therefore called saprotrophs other require living Protoplasm of a host organism for food therefore they are called parasites many of them have capacity to become multicellular organism at certain stages in their lives they have cell walls made of made of tough Complex sugar called chitin.... examples are yeast, moulds and mushrooms... some fungal species live in permanent mutual mutually dependent relationships with blue green algae or cyanobacteria such relationships are called symbiotic relationship the symbiotic life form are called kitchens we have already know that seen legends as a slow slow growing large coloured patches on the bark of trees.....

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