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Q. Pseudomycelium in yeasts is produced at the time of

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Yeasts are unicellular fungi. They belong to the ascomycetes. During Budding of Asexual reproduction, yeasts produce chains of yeast cells. This structure is called pseudomycelia. The cells of the pseudomycelia are in independent of one another.