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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