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Which member of the kingdom Fungi is not multicellular? A- Yeasts B- Algae C- Slime Molds D- Rusts

Which member of the kingdom Fungi is not multicellular? A- Yeasts B- Algae C- Slime Molds D- Rusts
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Which member of the kingdom Fungi is not multicellular?

A- Yeasts
B- Algae
C- Slime Molds
D- Rusts

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

because yeasts are unicellular

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