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Reproduction in glomeromycetes is typically ____ via spores that form ____.

Reproduction in glomeromycetes is typically ____ via spores that form ____.

a. sexual; in sporangia
b. asexual; at the tips of hyphae
c. sexual; at the tips of hyphae
d. asexual; in sporangia
e. asexual; both in sporangia and at the tips of hyphae

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Members of which fungal phylum form associations with 8090 percent of land plants by forming
mycorrhizae with them?

a. Glomeromycota
b. Basidiomycota
c. Chytridiomycota
d. Zygomycota
e. Ascomycota

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