Match distinguishing characteristics listed below with the appropriate classification group of Fungi: 17. They are Eukaryotes 18. They belong to Eumycetes 19. They possess aseptate hyphae 20. Sexual cycle of reproduction does not exist A Ascomycetes C. Decider omycetes C.Both A and D. Neither Ano B

Let's correct the matching based on the characteristics provided:<br /><br />17. They are Eukaryotes - This characteristic applies to all fungi, so it is not specific to any particular classification group.<br /><br />18. They belong to Eumycetes - Eumycetes are true fungi, which include both Ascomycetes and Basidiomycetes.<br /><br />19. They possess aseptate hyphae - Aseptate hyphae (coenocytic hyphae) are found in certain fungi like Rhizopus (a Zygomycete) and some Ascomycetes.<br /><br />20. Sexual cycle of reproduction does not exist - This is not a typical characteristic of fungi, as most fungi have a sexual reproductive cycle.<br /><br />Given these points, the correct matches would be:<br /><br />17. They are Eukaryotes - This applies to all fungi, so it is not specific to any particular classification group.<br />18. They belong to Eumycetes - This applies to both Ascomycetes and Basidiomycetes.<br />19. They possess aseptate hyphae - This applies to certain Zygomycetes and some Ascomycetes.<br />20. Sexual cycle of reproduction does not exist - This is not a typical characteristic of fungi, so it would fall under "Neither A nor B."<br /><br />So, the corrected matches are:<br /><br />17. They are Eukaryotes - This applies to all fungi, so it is not specific to any particular classification group.<br />18. They belong to Eumycetes - This applies to both Ascomycetes and Basidiomycetes.<br />19. They possess aseptate hyphae - This applies to certain Zygomycetes and some Ascomycetes.<br />20. Sexual cycle of reproduction does not exist - This is not a typical characteristic of fungi, so it would fall under "Neither A nor B."