Question

explain the structure of the bread mold​

Answer 1

Answer:

Bread mould shows a mass of threads or hyphae collectively termed mycelium. The outer cell wall of hyphae is made of cellulose. An erect hypha is called a sporangiophore, and it contains spores for reproduction. They have root-like structures called rhizoids which are thinner hyphae.

Answer 2

Answer:

Bread mould shows a mass of threads or hyphae collectively termed mycelium. The outer cell wall of hyphae is made of cellulose. An erect hypha is called a sporangiophore, and it contains spores for reproduction. They have root-like structures called rhizoids which are thinner hyphae.