Question

the multinucleated condition of fungi is called ____​

Answer 1

Answer : the multinucleated condition of fungi is called ceonocytic .

Answer 2

In a coenocytic mycelium, filamentous fungus have many nuclei.

Explanation:

• Coenocytic mycelium is a type of multinucleated mycelium. Mycelium with no septa is known as coenocytic mycelium.
• Aseptate and septate hyphae are the two forms of hyphae. Coenocytic hyphae are also known as aseptate hyphae. It's a distinguishing trait present in a lot of algal fungus.
• In the vegetative phase of algal fungi, the mycelium normally lacks any internal divisions. The hyphae are multinucleate and aseptate in nature.
• The mycelium is a continuous mass that expands terminally by apical extension of hyphae and nuclear divisions, resulting in an increase in the number of nuclei.