The Fusion of Two Different Mating Types Forms a Dikaryon

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Multiple Choice

The fusion of two different mating types forms a dikaryon that is a heterokaryon. The term "heterokaryon" refers to the fact that

• A) the hypha is haploid.
• B) two nuclei fused in the course of its formation.
• C) there are two genetically different nuclei in a single hypha.
• D) the two nuclei have fused into a zygote.
• E) None of the above

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