Fungal hyphae cells

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  • Photo title: Fungal hyphae cells
  • Author: Designua
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  • Cross section of a Fungal hyphae cells septum; bud scar, mitochondrion; vacuole; nucleus; endoplasmic reticulum; lipid granule; membrane; golgi apparatus, and growth tip and vesicles. Vector diagram for educational, biological, and science use
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