Plasmogamy can directly result in which of the following types of cells?
A) cells with a single haploid nucleus or dikaryotic cells
B) heterokaryotic cells or dikaryotic cells
C) heterokaryotic cells or cells with two diploid nuclei
D) dikaryotic cells or cells with two diploid nuclei

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Plasmogamy is the fusion of the cytoplasm from two different cells, often seen in the sexual reproduction of fungi. This process can result in heterokaryotic cells (cells containing nuclei from different parental origins) or dikaryotic cells (cells with two distinct nuclei, one from each parent, that coexist without fusing).

Plasmogamy Can Directly Result in Which of the Following Types