Biology, asked by pi0Nh6eliahbha, 1 year ago

If yeast is an unicellular organism..why it is placed in Fungi kingdom...why not in Protista?

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Answered by Fuschia

Yeast is a unicellular organism but along with that it is eukaryote too. In Protista, the organisms are prokaryotic.
Also the nutrition of yeast is that of parasitic.Therefore it is kept in Fungi.

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