Unlike yeast (which like bacteria are unicellular), most fungi have a coenocytic growth habit (having many nuclei in large cytoplasmic compartments), are truly multicellular during nearly all stages of their life cycles, and differentiate into a variety of cell types.
(yeast; are; unicellular) (a coenocytic growth habit; having; many nuclei in large cytoplasmic compartments)
yeast a coenocytic growth habit
are having
unicellular
many nuclei in large cytoplasmic compartments