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What is the long, thread-like structure of the body of organisms in Kingdom Fungi called?

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Correct answer: Hyphae

Direct answer: B, hyphae. A single long, thread-like filament of a fungus is called a hypha; the plural form is hyphae. Many hyphae grow and branch together to form a network or mass called the mycelium, so A is related but does not name one filament. C is wrong because a spore is a reproductive or dispersal unit, not the thread-like body filament. D is wrong because a rhizoid is a root-like anchoring or absorbing structure found in some plants and plant-like organisms, not the standard name for a fungal filament. Fungal hyphae may be septate or aseptate, but that detail does not change the answer. Memory cue: one thread = hypha; many threads together = mycelium.

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FungiHyphaeMyceliumKingdom FungiFungal StructureFive Kingdom ClassificationBiological ClassificationBiology

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