alleryAgaricus and Puccinia produce sexual spores externally on basidia. They belong to:
ABasidiomycetes
BAscomycetes
CPhycomycetes
DDeuteromycetes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Basidiomycetes
Agaricus and Puccinia are basidiomycetes. They have branched septate mycelium, a dikaryotic phase, and typically four basidiospores formed externally after karyogamy and meiosis in each basidium.
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