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    Irregular, Large, Ribbonlike Hyphae with No Apparent Septa, Saclike Fruiting
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Irregular, Large, Ribbonlike Hyphae with No Apparent Septa, Saclike Fruiting

Question 15

Question 15

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Irregular, large, ribbonlike hyphae with no apparent septa, saclike fruiting structures, and rhizoids are seen in which group of molds?


A) Dermatophytes
B) Zygomycetes
C) Dimorphic fungi
D) Dematiaceous fungi

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