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The naked eye will see this common Zygomycota fungus look like a fuzzy growth with tiny black dots at the top of this fuzz. The black dots are sporangia growing at the ends of special hyphae. But, if seen under a microscope, this black bread mold can be described as “a bunch of long threads”, actually known as mycelia.
