Which of the following represents the CORRECT sequence of events in parasexual fungi that results in an increase in genetic diversity?
A)plasmogamy $\rightarrow$karyogamy $\rightarrow$mitotic crossing over $\rightarrow$chromosome loss
B)karyogamy $\rightarrow$ chromosome loss $\rightarrow$ mitotic crossing over $\rightarrow$plasmogamy
C)chromosome loss $\rightarrow$ plasmogamy $\rightarrow$ karyogamy $\rightarrow$ mitotic crossing over
D)karyogamy $\rightarrow$ plasmogamy $\rightarrow$mitotic crossing over $\rightarrow$chromosome loss
E)plasmogamy $\rightarrow$chromosome loss $\rightarrow$mitotic crossing over $\rightarrow$karyogamy

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In parasexual fungi, the correct sequence for increasing genetic diversity starts with plasmogamy (fusion of cytoplasm from two different cells), followed by karyogamy (fusion of nuclei), then mitotic crossing over (exchange of genetic material during mitosis), and finally chromosome loss. This sequence allows for the combination and recombination of genetic material, increasing diversity.

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