How Do I Identify the Nuclei Wall and Two Major Types of Fungi?

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The discussion centers on identifying the "nuclei wall" in fungi, which appears to be a misunderstanding, as "nuclei" is the plural of "nucleus." Participants suggest that the assignment may refer to the nuclear wall, a structure surrounding the nucleus. Additionally, the inquiry about the "two major types of fungi" can be addressed through research on fungal taxonomy. Overall, clarity on terminology and further investigation into fungal classifications are recommended for better understanding.
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please help me...


I can't find the "NUCLEI WALL"

it says I must decribe the structure from the fungi and Include the nuclei wall but I can not find it anywhere as well not on the INternet or on books...

Maybe someone could helpp me...

And the other question is I must Include the "TWO MAJOR TYPES OF FUNGI" which I can not find...I hope someone is answer me...please...

Thanks

Maria
 
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Do you mean nuclear wall?
 
Hi thanks for the FAST answer:o) no on my assingment sheet says "NUCLEI WALL"
its in the fungi...

I can not find it anywhere
 
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I think Jim may be onto something.. Did you know nuclei is just 'more than one' nucleus?
It is the plural form. Do you know what the nucleus contains as compared with the rest of the cellular material? For your second question, you would do well to try a web search on taxonomy of fungi.
 
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