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A Mold That Has Septate Hyphae, Conidia in Clusters, and No

Question 66

Question 66

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A mold that has septate hyphae, conidia in clusters, and no pigment would likely belong to which group of fungi?


A) Alternaria
B) Acremonium
C) Cladosporium
D) Microsporum

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