a researcher discovers a new species of fungus that forms hyphae, but not septa. this fungus also lacks multicellular fruiting bodies and does not appear to form either endomycorrhizae or ectomycorrhizae with plants. how should this fungus be classified?

As eukaryotic creatures, fungus has membranes-bound organelles and distinct nuclei in each of their cells. Fungi have been separated from plants because they lack chlorophyll and differ from plants in terms of specific structural and physiological characteristics, such as cell wall and cell membrane components. Historically, fungi were considered to be part of the plant kingdom. Additionally, the main ways that fungus develop vegetatively and consume nutrients clearly distinguish them from all other living things, including animals. Fungi develop from the tips of the filaments (hyphae) that form the bodies of the organisms (mycelia), and they outwardly decompose organic materials before incorporating it into their mycelia.

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