Need help with two questions.

1) What portion of the cell is absent in Rhizopus stolonifer with the exception of the reproductive cells?

2)Fungi are very diverse in their methods of reproduction. How does this help them to be more of an influence on the environment?

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Need help with two questions.

1) What portion of the cell is absent in Rhizopus stolonifer with the exception of the reproductive cells?

2)Fungi are very diverse in their methods of reproduction. How does this help them to be more of an influence on the environment?

thomaster · Answer

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I think the answer for the first question is septa, the internal crosswalls. 

For the second question: When they have many ways to reproduce, enemies can block a method or more, but there will still be a lot more ways available for the fungi to reproduce. It ensures the survival.