Fungal Morphology: Hyphae and Mycelium

• Hyphae are not involved in the formation of mycelium.
• Hyphae are not a crucial component for fungal nutrient absorption.
• Hyphae are tubular structures that aid in nutrient absorption in fungi. (correct)
• Hyphae are only found in yeast.

• There is no difference between aseptate and septate hyphae.
• Aseptate hyphae are found in yeast, while septate hyphae are found in other fungi.
• Aseptate hyphae do not have cross walls, while septate hyphae have cross walls. (correct)
• Aseptate hyphae have cross walls, while septate hyphae do not.

• Favic
• Raquet
• Filamentous (correct)
• Rhizoids

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