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    Unbranched Sporangiophores with Rhizoids That Appear at the Point Where
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Unbranched Sporangiophores with Rhizoids That Appear at the Point Where

Question 57

Question 57

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Unbranched sporangiophores with rhizoids that appear at the point where the stolon arises, at the base of the sporangiophore would usually indicate infection with


A) Cunninghamella.
B) Absidia.
C) Mucor.
D) Rhizopus.

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