Non-septate conidia of fungi belong to

– ✅Explanation:Conidia are asexual spores produced by fungi. Septation refers to the presence of cross-walls (septa) within the conidium. Amerosporae are characterized by their lack of septa (non-septate) and are typically single-celled.

📌Other Options Explanations:
-(a) Helicosporae: These conidia are characterized by their helical or coiled shape. They can be septate or non-septate.
-(b) Phragmosporae: Phragmosporae have transverse septa, dividing them into multiple cells.
-(c) Didymosporae: Didymosporae have a single septum, dividing them into two cells.