The thalloid body of a slime mould (Myxomycetes)
is known as
(a) plasmodium (b) fruiting body
(c) mycelium (d) protonema
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The thalloid body of a slime mould (Myxomycetes) is known as 'plasmodium'.
Option: A
Explanation:
- Generally, the thallus of the myxomycetes is similar to look like Amoeba. Thus the fungi can also be referred as myxamoeba.
- They are also referred as holocarpic. This means the whole thallus gets converted into the reproductive body.
- The reproduction can be done asexually by using fission or via cysts and sexually can be done by zoo spores.
- The thallus of the slime moulds can be existed in 2 forms namely acellular slime mould (Plasmodium) and cellular (pseudoplasmodium).
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