Deuteromycota are known as "imperfect" varieties of these organisms since they have no observed means of (*) reproduction.
One species of these organisms secretes the compound alpha-amanitin which is a potent inhibitor of RNA polymerase II. Some of these organisms undergo plasmogamy, linking the cytoplasm of two cells without joining the nuclei. Deuteromycota are known as "imperfect" varieties of these organisms since they have no observed means of (*) reproduction. They form a symbiotic relationship with vascual plant roots known as mychorrhizae. Most of these organisms form a multicellular feeding structure known as mycelium made out of hyphae. For 10 points name this kingdom which includes yeasts and mushrooms.
One species of these organisms secretes the compound alpha-amanitin which is a potent inhibitor of RNA polymerase II.
fungi [accept word forms like “fungus”; prompt on “mushrooms” until plasmogamy]