Question

what is the seed pod(s) of the fungus sordoria called? zygote ascus (asci) ascot (ascoti) coleoptile

Explanation:

• A zygote is a fertilized egg cell (from sexual reproduction in various organisms, not specific to fungal seed - pod - like structures).
• An ascus (plural asci) is a sac - like structure in fungi (especially ascomycetes like Sordoria) that contains spores. In Sordoria, the ascus is the structure that can be thought of as a "seed pod" for the fungal spores.
• "Ascot" is not a biological term related to fungal spore - containing structures.
• A coleoptile is a structure in plant seedlings (a sheath that covers the emerging shoot).

Answer:

ascus (asci)