The answer is
letter C.
The Zygomycota is a phylum
of fungi that consists of decomposers that utilize flagellated spores. The
flagellated spores are formed during sexual reproduction. There are
approximately 1,050 species known to be included in this phylum. They are
usually found living in soil or on decaying plants and animals. Some of the
zygomycota are parasites of plants, insects, and small animals. They also have
a tendency to form symbiotic relationships with plants.
