Discussion
What are the dimensions of the filaments that the thallus of a fungus consists of?
Answer: B
Correct answer: 5 to 10 micrometre
A hypha is typically 5-10 μm across, though it may be metres long. The thallus, or mycelium, is the whole mass of such filaments - a shape that gives an enormous surface area for absorbing nutrients.
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