Fungal Spores Produced Asexually Within a Sac-Like Chamber at the Tip

question 72

Multiple Choice

Fungal spores produced asexually within a sac-like chamber at the tip of a hypha are called

• A) ascospores.
• B) basidiospores.
• C) sporangiospores.
• D) conidia.
• E) zygospores.

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Definitions:

Musculomembranous Wall

A term possibly referring to structures made of both muscle and membrane tissues, but it is not a widely recognized medical term. NO.

Crackling Sound

A series of short, sharp sounds, often heard in medical contexts like lung auscultation indicating abnormal airway conditions.

Rattling Sound

A type of abnormal lung sound, often indicating the presence of mucus or fluid in the airways.

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