Incipient nucleus is present in

Incipient Nucleus Is Present In Biology Question

Incipient nucleus is present in

Options

(a) Chlorophyceae
(b) Rhodphyceae
(c) Myxophyceae
(d) Phaeophyceae

Correct Answer:

Myxophyceae

Explanation:

Myxophyceae is another name of cyanobacteria which are moneran.

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Topics: Diversity In Living World (339)
Subject: Biology (4253)

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