What are the characteristics of the true fungi (Eumycota)?

Have a rigid cell wall (chitin).

Do not produce sexually and asexually.

Saprobic heterotrophs are one of the feedings forms of fungi. What is the meaning of saprobic heterotrophs?

Feed on dead or decayed organic matter.

Feeding on living host at cost to the host.

Feeding of or with a living host without damaging the host.

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1What are the characteristics of the true fungi (Eumycota)?
1. AHave a rigid cell wall (chitin).
2. BHave chlorophyll.
3. CDo not produce sexually and asexually.
4. DNot a spore-bearing organism.
2Saprobic heterotrophs are one of the feedings forms of fungi. What is the meaning of saprobic heterotrophs?
1. AFeeding on living host at cost to the host.
2. BFeeding of or with a living host without damaging the host.
3. CFeed on dead or decayed organic matter.
4. DNone of these.
3Anamorphic fungi are the fungi that produce asexual spores only. What is the example of this fungi?
1. AStaphylococcus aureus
2. BEscherichia coli
3. CVolvox
4. DPenicillium
4Below are the 3 formations of sexual spores of fungi except:
1. APlasmogamy
2. BMitosis
3. CKaryogamy
4. DMeiosis