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filamentous fungi
main body made of thin thread like filaments-hyphae
mycelium
filamentous mass of hyphae
coenocytic hyphae
no cross walls present
septate hyphae
with cross walls- divide them into distinct uni nucleate like units
non filamentous fungi (yeast)
single round or oval cells
dimorphism
both forms of growth filamentous and yeast and is often under temperature control
vegetative hyphae
obtain nutrients
aerial hyphae
bear reproductive spores which rise above a medium surface
saprotrophs
principle decomposers in every ecosystem
cytoplasmic streaming in filamentous hyphae
unrestricted and no directional

continuously transports water, nutrients, organelles

continuity and communication within fungal body
septal plugs
block septal pores in case of mechanical damage to cell wall