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Universal Self Scorer Biology by UBD
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Species of

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Homothallic

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Heterothallic

C
Mostly homothallic rarely heterothallic

D
Mostly heterothallic rarely homothallic

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Heterothallism is a phenomenon in which two different sexes participate in sexual reproduction. It is usually used to distinguish heterothallic fungi, that require two compatible partners to produce sexual spores from the fungi which undergo sexual reproduction from a single organism
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Species of
Updated OnMay 6, 2023
TopicBiological Classification
SubjectBiology
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