What are characteristics of phycomycetes?

Answer 1

phycomycetes are generally found in aquatic areas. they are found in decaying wood and damp places.

mycellium of phycomycetes is aseptate and coenocytic.

they reproduce by forming zoospores and aplanospores endogenously and sexually by the fusion of isogamous, anisogamous and oogamous gametes..

examples are albugo, mucor, rhizopus etc..

Answer 2

Phycomycetes are typically non-septate, coenocytic fungi with a well-developed mycelium. They reproduce asexually through zoospores or sporangia, and sexually through zygospores. They are mostly found in aquatic environments or on decaying organic matter.