Describe the relationship between the hyphae and mycelium

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The fungus' basic body plan constitutes a mass of netlike filaments called hyphae. The entire mass is called the mycelium. Most fungal hyphae are divided into cells by cross walls called septa. Some fungi are aseptate, lacking cross walls. They are said to be coenocytic. Some types of fungi contain lateral hyphae that absorb nutrients from other organisms, called haustoria. ~Yahoo Answers

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The fungus' basic body plan constitutes a mass of netlike filaments called hyphae. The entire mass is called the mycelium..

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The fungus' basic body plan constitutes a mass of netlike filaments called hyphae. The entire mass is called the mycelium. Most fungal hyphae are ...

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