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Spread Hyphae Fungi Communicable Diseases Body Made Grow

Front How can fungi spread communicable diseases?
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  • They have a body made up of hyphae that can grow and penetrate human skin and the surface of plants, causing disease
  • The hyphae can produce spores, which can be spread to other plants and animals

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