Rhizopus species reproduce asexually through spores Tru
| Rhizopus species reproduce asexually through spores.
A. True
B. False
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Right Answer is: A
SOLUTION
Fungi and some algae reproduce asexually through spores. Rhizopus is a fungus and is commonly called bread mould.
Rhizopus grows as fine thread-like projections known as hyphae. Present on the top of hyphae is a blob-like structure, called sporangia. Sporangia produce numerous reproductive bodies called spores. Spores germinate under moist conditions to grow into new Rhizopus species.
