I want to clarify that this isn't a problem I have to do

 

What divides a non-septate fungus into cells?

Nothing? Coenocytic Hyphae are identified by their lack of internal cell wall structures and become multinucleate upon division?

Edited November 3, 201114 yr by Xittenn

Nothing? Coenocytic Hyphae are identified by their lack of a cell wall and become multinucleate upon division?

So you are saying that there aren't individual cells? Hmm, might have to edit my biology book's definition for hypha--a filament of fungal cells.

So you are saying that there aren't individual cells? Hmm, might have to edit my biology book's definition for hypha--a filament of fungal cells.

 

Apologies, I was overly assumptive and made a poor choice in my wording . . . . .

 

I meant with regard to internal cell structure. No cell division takes place in a non-septa Hyphae cell, only division of the nucleus takes place.

 

Forgive me? *poutty face*