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(B) $Rhizopus$ belongs to the class $Phycomycetes$ (or $Zygomycetes$) of the kingdom $Fungi$.In this group,the mycelium is made up of hyphae that are

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Branched,aseptate and multinucleate

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(B) $Rhizopus$ belongs to the class $Phycomycetes$ (or $Zygomycetes$) of the kingdom $Fungi$.In this group,the mycelium is made up of hyphae that are branched,aseptate (lacking cross-walls),and multinucleate.This multinucleate condition in an aseptate hypha is known as a coenocytic condition.Therefore,the correct description for $Rhizopus$ hyphae is branched,aseptate,and multinucleate.

Column $I$	Column $II$
$a.$ Gill fungi	$(i)$ Salmon disease
$b.$ Cup fungi	$(ii)$ Trama
$c.$ Black mould	$(iii)$ Penicillin
$d.$ Blue / green mould	$(iv)$ Zygophore
	$(v)$ Apothecium

In $Rhizopus$,hyphae are:

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