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What characteristics are common to all sac fungi that reproduce sexually?

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<span>Answer: Most are multicellular, but some are unicellular, Variety of habitats; saprophytic, Parasitic or mutualistic, Reproduce sexually and asexually, YEAST, Spore dispersalâ€”wind, water, animals, Wind is the MOST COMMON, Sacs form spores, These spores are known as ascospores, Nutrition by decomposing and ___ the nutrition</span>

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