The functional significance of the extensive network of hyphae in a mycelium isa. it allows many cells to take part in reproduction.b. it provides a massive surface area to absorb nutrients.c. it defends the individual against individual cell loss.d. it increases resistance to infection by soil bacteria.

The functional significance of the extensive network of hyphae in a mycelium isa. it allows many cells to take part in reproduction.b. it provides a massive surface area to absorb nutrients.c. it defends the individual against individual cell loss.d. it increases resistance to infection by soil bacteria.

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Chapter29: The Fungi

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