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Actinomycetes are best described as
Answer: D
Actinomycetes are prokaryotes, so despite the filamentous growth habit that once had them classed with fungi they are bacteria: they have no nucleus, their filaments are far narrower than fungal hyphae and their cell walls contain peptidoglycan rather than chitin.
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