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Prefix for fungi:
Myco
myco=
prefix indifcating fungi, fungal properties, or fungus-like
Suffix for fungi=
mycete
mycete=
suffix indicating a fungus
What does mycosis(s)/mycoses(p) mean?
indicates a fungal disease
Hyphae:
long branching filamentous structure of a fungus
What is the main mode of vegetative growth in fungi?
hyphae
Aerial hyphae are found:
above ground (contact with air)
Substrate hyphae are found:
underground
Mycelium=
collectively to the hyphae that form a fungal colony
What are the two major classes of hyphae?
septate and non-septate
What is a septum in fungi?
a partition dividing filamentous hyphae into discrete cells in fungi
Fungi phyla are dictated by:
sexual spores
What are the 4 main fungi phylas?
-zygomycetes
-ascomycetes
-basidiomycetes
-deuteromycetes
Ascomycetes are a ____ fungi
sac
Basidiomycetes is a ___ fungi
club
Deuteromycetes is a ___ fungi. What is so special about them?
imperfect; they do not make sexual spores
For zygomycetes, whar are asexual spores called and where are they found? Sexual spores? What kind of hyphae do they have?
-asexual= sporangiospores produced in sporangium
-sexual= zygospores produced in zygosporangium
-hyphae= aseptate (no septum)
For ascomycetes, what are asexual spores called and where are they found? Sexual spores? What kind of hyphae do they have?
-asexual= condidospores produced in the conidiosphores
-sexual= ascospore produced in the ascus
-hyphae= septate
What medium is used when plating fungi?
Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA)
PDA=
Potato Dextrose Agar
What type of inoculation is used for fungi?
1-point inoculation