#Is phycomycetes an exception to the statements mentioned as per classical cell theory?

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zinc bronze
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Is phycomycetes an exception to the statements mentioned as per classical cell theory?

yes or no...pls rxplain before that

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vital kiln
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# vital kiln So then which of these things do phycomycetes violate?

it violates none, but my teacher told its an exception to cell theory , along with viruses, and o n the internet too some websites claiming that it is because phycomycetes challenge the idea of cells being discrete bcz of Coenocytic/ aseptate hyphae condition, so they’re considered a partial exception to cell theory in terms of *structure

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but its mentioned nowhere in the cell theory about having discrete units

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phycomycetes is rather a lump of cytoplasm with bunch of nuclei, but this doesnt make it an exception to cell theory

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is what i think

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