Cells with this property are formed in fungi when hyphae of two individuals fuse together but fail to undergo (*)  karyogamy.
In Apicomplexa, this characteristic is exhibited by schizont organisms, whereas the subsequent merozitic organisms lack  this property. Organisms whose cells generally display this characteristic include Tetrahymena, which have distinct  somatic and germline structures within each cell. One type of this characteristic is exhibited by coenocytes ("see-no-  cytes"). Cells with this property are formed in fungi when hyphae of two individuals fuse together but fail to undergo (*)  karyogamy. This condition can arise when cells fuse together, as is the case with syncytia, or when a cell undergoes mitosis but  does not undergo cytokinesis. For 10 points, name this property of cells that have more than one copy of the organelle that holds  most of a eukaryotic cell's genetic information.
In Apicomplexa, this characteristic is exhibited by schizont organisms, whereas the subsequent merozitic organisms lack  this property.
multinucleated cells [accept any answer describing cells with two or many or more than one nuclei/nucleus]