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Biology Biological Classification Kingdom–Fungi Single Correct MCQ
Published on: August 21, 2026

Non-septate mycelium occurs in :-

A
Phycomycetes
B
Ascomycetes
C
Basidiomycetes
D
Deuteromycetes

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Phycomycetes are considered "lower fungi" and are characterized by non-septate (aseptate) and coenocytic mycelium.

• Non-septate means the hyphae lack cross-walls (septa), resulting in a continuous tube-like structure.

• Coenocytic refers to the multinucleated condition created because the cytoplasm is continuous and not divided into individual cells.

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