what are two types of hyphae organization?
septate (can see separate cells)non-septate (don’t see separate cells)
The two types of hyphae organization are:
1. Septate hyphae: This type of hyphae is divided into cells by septa. These septa have pores that allow the transfer of nutrients between cells. Septate hyphae are found in most fungi.
2. Coenocytic hyphae: This type of hyphae is not divided into cells by septa. They consist of a continuous cytoplasmic mass containing many nuclei. Coenocytic hyphae are found in some fungi, such as the bread mold Rhizopus.
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