IDENTIFY: 1. It refers to the coenocytic body of the genus Physarum. 2. Enumerate three structures comprising the fruiting body of the Dictyostelium. 3. A process that produce the multinucleated condition of the acellular slime mold. 4. It refers to the feeding stage of the parasitic amoebae life cycle

IDENTIFY: 1. It refers to the coenocytic body of the genus Physarum. 2. Enumerate three structures comprising the fruiting body of the Dictyostelium. 3. A process that produce the multinucleated condition of the acellular slime mold. 4. It refers to the feeding stage of the parasitic amoebae life cycle

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Chapter22: Fungi

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