How is a yeast similar to a bread mold?

Yeast and bread mold are both fungi, and both can reproduce sexually by forming spores. Yeast can produce ascospores, while bread molds such as Rhizopus can form zygospores. Bread mold has hyphae and is multicellular, but typical yeast does not, so those similarities are not shared.

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