Question

Difference between homothallic and heterothallic fungi

Answer 1

Answer:

The main difference can be seen in the reproductive structures of the fungi.

Explanation:

The homothallic is the state of having both male and female reproductive structures on a single thallus, however  in the heterothallic, the structures for male and female reproduction is seen in different thalli. These are the differences  mainly seen in fungi and a few algae. The homothallics has sexual reproduction in same organism while the heterothallic needs two different partners.

Answer 2

Answer:

having male and female both gametes & having only one type of gamete respectively.