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How are molds divided? My professor gave us a chart (I'll attach it in a comment) in which molds have two subcategories, one is "spores" and the other is left blank. The blank one then has its own subgroups, septate and another blank. I can't figure out what either of those blanks are.
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Here's the chart:
I figured out the rest; I just need help with B and C.
Took me a minute to determine that you meant moulds (UK spelling, LOL.) Hypha > Septate Hypha > Aseptate (also know as coenocyte.) So B. Hypha and C. Aseptate.
Oh, right, I forgot we spell it differently! Haha. Thanks!
No problem :-).
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