Puccinia is a multicellular or unicellular fungi

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What is the difference between unicellular and multicellular organisms?

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Puccina is a genuine containing about 4000, distinguishable by their appearance, they are plant pathogens which are commonly known as rusts. The Puccina is a multicellular fungus. They belong to the class "pucciniomycetes". The examples of some common Puccina are stem rust, puchna coronary, etc.

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Question : Which of the following is not a characteristic of Kingdom Fungi?
Option 1: No mechanisms for locomotion
Option 2: Multicellular structure
Option 3: With a cell wall
Option 4: With chloroplasts