Biology, 06.05.2020 07:24 jholland03

How does the zygosporangium of Rhizopus stolonifer function to ensure the survival of the species?
A.
It breaks down complex material for the fungus to absorb.
B.
It anchors the fungus to the food source.
C.
It remains dormant during unsuitable conditions.

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