Can molds be multicellular If so, in what conditions and under what.pdf
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Molds, which belong to the kingdom Fungi, typically grow as multicellular hyphae. They are not confined to specific taxonomic or phylogenetic groups but can be classified under divisions such as Zygomycota and Ascomycota. Historically, many molds were classified under Deuteromycota.
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Can molds be multicellular If so, in what conditions and under what.pdf
- 1. Can molds be multicellular? If so, in what conditions and under what classigications can they be multicellular? Solution Answer: Molds fall under kingdom Fungi and grows in the form of multicellular hyphae. Molds in general do not fall under specific taxonomic or phylogenetic groups. They can be found under the divisions Zygomycota and Ascomycota. Previously, most molds were classified under Deuteromycota.