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After plasmogamy, some fungi have two haploid nuclei in one cell i.e., (n+n) condition, is called

A

Dikaryotic

B

Synkaryon

C

Dikaryophase

D

Diplophase

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After plasmogamy, some fungi have 2 haploid nuclei in one cell i.e., (n+n) condition, is called Dikaryon while stage is called Dikaryophase.
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