Member of ascomycetes but unicellular body:
Correct answer: B. Yeast
- A. Ascospore
- B. Yeast
- C. Rust
- D. Penicillium
Explanation
Final Explanation:This question tests fungal taxonomy, essential for medical students in infectious disease studies. Yeast is completely correct as a unicellular Ascomycete. Other options are either not organisms or belong to different groups, risking misunderstanding of fungal classification.
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