(A) The hyphae of $Rhizopus$ are aseptate and multinucleate,which is a condition referred to as $Coenocytic$.In this condition,the cytoplasm contains

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(A) The hyphae of $Rhizopus$ are aseptate and multinucleate,which is a condition referred to as $Coenocytic$.In this condition,the cytoplasm contains many nuclei because the nuclear divisions are not followed by cell wall formation.

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The multinucleated filament of $Rhizopus$ is known as:

A
Coenocytic
B
Conidia
C
Heterothallus
D
Homothallus

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