NEET Botany Fungi MCQ Question
Which of the following combinations regarding fungi is correct?
Fungi reproduce asexually by conidia and sexually by ascospores; they can form fruiting bodies called ascocarps.
Fungi are exclusively parasitic organisms that do not reproduce sexually; they only produce zoospores.
Fungi produce asexual spores in structures called asci, and their mycelium is mostly unicellular.
Fungi can be edible and reproduce sexually through the formation of basidiospores in fruiting bodies.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
Fungi reproduce asexually by conidia and sexually by ascospores. They also form fruiting bodies called ascocarps, as mentioned in the NCERT context.
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