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    Zygomycota are fungi that commonly reproduce both sexually through zygospores and asexually through sporangiospores. They include common molds like black bread mold, mucor, rhizomucor, rhizopus and pilobus species that are typically saprobes living off dead and decaying organic matter.

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    Zygomycota are fungi that commonly reproduce both sexually through zygospores and asexually through sporangiospores. They include common molds like black bread mold, mucor, rhizomucor, rhizopus and pilobus species that are typically saprobes living off dead and decaying organic matter.

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    Zygomycota

    Most of the fungi belonging to the phylum Zygomycota are saprobes. They are
    commonly known as sugar or pin molds. They can reproduce both sexually and
    asexually. For sexual reproduction, they produce zygospores, while asexual reproduction
    is carried out by means of sporangiospores. Some common species of zygomycota
    include black bread mold, mucor, rhizomucor, rhizopus and pilobus species.

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