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Hyphae are long, branching filaments that make up the vegetative structure of fungi and actinobacteria called mycelium. Each hypha is a chain of fungal cells separated by septa, and they grow by extending cell walls and internal components from the tip via vesicles. Hyphae serve several functions for fungi depending on the species, such as absorbing nutrients from hosts or soil, producing spores, transporting nutrients, and trapping nematodes. Hyphae can be classified based on characteristics like cell wall
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