Fusion of cytoplasm which happens when two hyphae of genetically compatible mating types come together during sexual reproduction, is called: * zygote formation O karyogamy O none is correct O plasmogamy O fertilization

Fusion of cytoplasm which happens when two hyphae of genetically compatible mating types come together during sexual reproduction, is called: * zygote formation O karyogamy O none is correct O plasmogamy O fertilization

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Chapter8: How Cells Reproduce

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Fusion of cytoplasm which happens when two hyphae of genetically
compatible mating types come together during sexual reproduction, is
called: *
O zygote formation
O karyogamy
none is correct
plasmogamy
fertilization

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