The yeasts differ from Penicillium in be...

The yeasts differ from Penicillium in being

A

Having ascospores as the spores of sexual reproduction

B

They are unicellular without mycelium

C

Having unseptate hyphae

D

They are multicellular with septate hyphae

Verified by Experts

The correct Answer is:

B

Similar Questions

Explore conceptually related problems

Yeasts differ from bacteria in being

Yeast is

Stolon differs from runner in being

Balanus differs from Lepas in being

Lenticels differ from stomata in being

The species of Penicillium used in ripening/maturation of cheese other than P camemberti is

Penicillium produces

Ascocarp of Penicillium is

Viroids discovered by Diener (1971) are infectious agents and cause diseases in plants only. They differ from viruses in being

Fungi differ from othe kingdoms in being