Question

Phenomenon of presence of genetically dissimilar nuclei in the hyphae of fungi is known as

Answer 1

Explanation:

Heterokaryosis is most common in fungi, but also occurs in slime molds. This happens because the nuclei in the 'plasmodium' form are the products of many pairwise fusions between amoeboid haploid individuals. When genetically divergent nuclei come together in the plasmodium form, cheaters have been shown to emerge.