Fungi are classified in a separate kingdom from both plants and animals. Fungi have cell walls which consist of a mixture of and . In the phylum Zygomycota, asexual reproduction occurs by in the sporangia, producing spores.

Fungi cell walls is composed of a mixture of chitins and beta- glucans.

In Zygomycota, asexual reproduction occurs by asexual spores in the sporangia, producing Sporangiospores.

Explanation:

Fungi are group of microorganisms that are neither plants or animals but they are classified in their own kingdom. Examples are slimemoulds, yeasts,moulds e.t.c The cell walls are composed of chitins and beta glucans, they have no chlorophyll or photosynthetic pigment,they are eukaryotic, they are heterotrophic,they lack tissue differentiation, they reproduce by spores.

Pyhlum Zygomycota reproduce both sexually and asexually. The produce spores in sporangia called Sporangiospores.