Question

Why fungal non septate hyphae are called coenocytic

Answer 1

Coenocytic condition is the one in which there are more than one nuclei found in a cell..
This is seen in phycomycetes mainly..
Cells lack septa so cells are multinucleated..
Hope it helps!!

Answer 2

The fungal non septate hyphae are  coenocytic because they contain more than one nucleus.

Explanation:

• Usually the  fungus hyphae can be divided into two types.

• They are accepted and non septate. In non septate hyphae the entire length of the hyphae is not divided into smaller parts. Similarly they contain more than one nucleus.

• As a result of this they are known to be queen of society. When was it is a term which is used to refer to to a cell which contains more than one nucleus.

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