Pseudohyphae occurs when budding yeast reproduce daughter cells that stick together forming a short chain that appears visually similar to hyphae.

- Hyphae
- Pseudophyphae
- Dimorphic Fungi
-  Chitin

Physical Characteristics of Different Fungi

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Hyphae are filaments made up from multicellular molds.

Hyphae

Pseudohyphae

Dimorphic fungi are capable of changing their appearances depending on environmental conditions, which is important for infections as it allows them to survive diverse environments. 

Dimorphic Fungi

Chitin makes up fungal cell walls, differentiating them rom plant and protist cell walls which consist of cellulose. 

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