Question

is plasmodium coencytic or synctic as it is a slime mould with multi nucleus ​

Answer 1

Answer:

The cells are multinucleated (coenocytic), and they produce a thin film termed a plasmodium that spreads across the substrate, frequently with visible branching pathways. Flowing over a substrate (soil, leaves, branches, or logs), they can grow to be several centimeters in diameter.

Explanation:

A coenobium  is a single coenocytic cell, and most  are made up of a specific number of cells, usually a multiple of two (4, 8, etc.). Coenobium development may be a protection against grazing in some species, according to research. Coenocytic cells can be found in a variety of algae, including red algae, and green algae (e.g., the internodal cells of Chara ).