Fungi That Lack Septa are Called

Question

Fungi that lack septa are called:
A) coenocytic.
B) unicellular.
C) ascomycete.
D) monokaryotic.
E) sporophyllous.

Accepted Answer

Coenocytic fungi are characterized by their lack of septa, meaning their hyphae are not divided into individual cells, allowing for a continuous cytoplasmic mass with multiple nuclei.