In class Phaeophyceae, asexual spores are

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In class Phaeophyceae, asexual spores are (A) Non-motile sporangiospore (B) Biflagellate zoospores with two equal flagella (C) Quadriflagellate zoospores with thick cell walls (D) Biflagellate zoospores with two unequal lateral flagella

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Biflagellate zoospores with two unequal lateral flagella. Asexual spores are formed after mitosis (mitospores) without the involvement of meiosis. Fungi produce an enormous variety of asexual spores. Some species can produce several types of such spores

Q. In class Phaeophyceae, asexual spores are

Non-motile sporangiospore

Biflagellate zoospores with two equal flagella

Quadriflagellate zoospores with thick cell walls

Biflagellate zoospores with two unequal lateral flagella

Biflagellate zoospores with two unequal lateral flagella. Asexual spores are formed after mitosis (mitospores) without the involvement of meiosis. Fungi produce an enormous variety of asexual spores. Some species can produce several types of such spores

Biflagellate zoospores with two unequal lateral flagella.
Asexual spores are formed after mitosis (mitospores) without the involvement of meiosis. Fungi produce an enormous variety of asexual spores. Some species can produce several types of such spores