Answer Posted / kk pandey
Moulds and yeast, both are Fungi.
But yeast is unicellular Fungi whereas Moulds are
Multicellular Fungi.
E.g. of Yeast -> Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Mould->Penicilium.
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