The fungus with septate hyphae and dichotomous branching is -: (A) Aspergillus, (B) Penicillium, (C) Mucor, (D) Rhizopus
Answer is A. Septate hyphae with dichotomous branching into two equal divisions at a regular angle of 45° are typical of Aspergillus.
Mucor and Rhizopus are non-septate (aseptate) and Penicillium has no hyphae (It is yeast like a fungus).