alleryTubular, thread-like filaments that form the fungal body are called:
AHyphae
BRhizomorphs
CTracheids
DPseudopodia
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Hyphae
Fungal vegetative bodies grow as thread-like tubular branching filaments known as hyphae.
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