What is the difference between rhizopus and spirogyra

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Rhizopus is a saprophytic and parasitic fungi and is found on organic substances. Spirogyra are free-floating green algae, which are present in freshwater habitats . They are different from each other by uninucleate gametangia, single celled gametangia , sexual reproduction, gamets etc

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Rhizopus & Spirogyra species are isogamous filamentous green algae and appear as an elongated thread and filament composed of cylindrical shells .Spirogyra belongs to Chlorophyta  class having plastic pigment with a starch gain characteristics.

Explanation:

Spirogyra , a fresh water filamentous alga , also exhibits conjugation , where two nearby filaments develop extensions that contact each other . The black bread mold, Rhizopus reproduces asexually  by spores and sexually by conjugation . During conjugation  , the tips of short hyphae act as gametes and fuse.

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