Which Characteristics Do Coenocytic Hyphae and Septate Hyphae Have in Common

question 158

Multiple Choice

Which characteristics do coenocytic hyphae and septate hyphae have in common?

• A) Multiple nuclei not separated by cross walls
• B) Single nuclei enclosed by cell walls
• C) Cell walls and nuclei
• D) Septa and cell walls
• E) Cells lacking a cell wall and enclosed only by a cell membrane

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