Which of the following are characteristics of Chytridiomycota? Mark all that apply. (There are 4 that apply.)

flagellated spores

spores produced in the ascus

lack reproduction phase

important in the food industry

important in the digestion of animals

can cause disease in plants

can cause disease in animals

Question

Biology

Natasha Burke

4 June, 19:19

Which of the following are characteristics of Chytridiomycota? Mark all that apply. (There are 4 that apply.)

flagellated spores

spores produced in the ascus

lack reproduction phase

important in the food industry

important in the digestion of animals

can cause disease in plants

can cause disease in animals

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Dereon Sherman · Answer 1

One of the main characteristics of Chytridiomycota among the choices provided by the question would be that it causes disease in plant and animal life. In addition to that, this specific fungi phylum mainly comprises of a single flagellum wherein it is mostly found in freshwater bodies.