Fungus

[Brainteaserfan]

I want to clarify that this isn't a problem I have to do

 

What divides a non-septate fungus into cells?

[Xittenn]

Nothing? Coenocytic Hyphae are identified by their lack of internal cell wall structures and become multinucleate upon division?

Edited November 3, 2011 by Xittenn

[Brainteaserfan]

Nothing? Coenocytic Hyphae are identified by their lack of a cell wall and become multinucleate upon division?

So you are saying that there aren't individual cells? Hmm, might have to edit my biology book's definition for hypha--a filament of fungal cells.

[Xittenn]

So you are saying that there aren't individual cells? Hmm, might have to edit my biology book's definition for hypha--a filament of fungal cells.

 

Apologies, I was overly assumptive and made a poor choice in my wording . . . . .

 

I meant with regard to internal cell structure. No cell division takes place in a non-septa Hyphae cell, only division of the nucleus takes place.

 

Forgive me? *poutty face*