Biology chapter 9 fungi and protistas

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How do fungi get food?
they absorb it using digestive enzyme
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is a fungi heterotrophic or autotrophic
heterotrophic
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Are fungi eukaryotic or prokaryotic?
Eukaryotic
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are fungi multicellular?
Yes, with the exception of yeast
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what is fungi characterized as
parasite or decomposer
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Does fungi have a cell wall if yes what is it made of
yes, chitin
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How do fungi reproduce?
sexually and asexually with spores
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spore
A reproductive cell with a hard, protective coating
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what is the basic structure of a fungi
Hyphae
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Fruiting body of fungi
reproductive structure
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Hyphae
Filaments of fungi
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mycelium
mass of hyphae used for absorbtion
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Zygomycetes
molds
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Rhizopus
bread mold
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mutualistic relationship with algae and fungi
fungi protects algae feeds
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Mutualistic Relationship between fungi and mycorrhizae
fungi gets carbs and help mycorrhizae get in roots
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what is helpful about fungi
baking,brewing,antibiotics, and decompsers
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what is harmful about fungi
midew,athlete foot and mold.
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are protistas unicellular or multicellular?
mostly unicellular
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Are protists eukaryotic or prokaryotic?
Eukaryotic
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how are protistas classified
how they obtain nutrients
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how does a plant like protist get food
autotrophic
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plant like protist characteristics
Unicellular or multicellular, lack complex organs
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what are multicellular plant-like protists
algae
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what are unicellular plant-like protists
eugena and diatoms
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how do animal like protist get food
heteretrophic
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animal like protist characteristics
unicellular and further classified based on movement
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How do "fungi-like" protists obtain nutrition?
absorb nutrients from environment
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Can fungi-like protists move?
during some parts of life cycle
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what is the difference between plantae and plant-like protists
plant-like protists can move, and have no specialized structures
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example of fungi like protists
slime and water mold
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What do all protists have in common?
contractive vacuole
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colonial unicellular
•Multiple cells aggregate together, but no cell-cell connections
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what is the difference between fungi and fungi like protists
fungi like protists move and have colonial unicellular
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what is the difference between anamilia and animal-like protists
animal like protists are unicellular
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Ciliophora
using cilia/hair like for movement.
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example of ciliphora
Paramecium
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sarcodina
pseudopods/ false feet to move
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Example of Sarcodina
Amoeba
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Zooflagellates
use flagella to move
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example of zooflagellates
Giardia. causes disease
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sporozoa
do not move
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Example of Sporozoa
Plasmodium. transferred my mosquito
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benefit of animal-like protists
food source
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trichonympha
Mutualistic relationship with termites
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benefit of plant-like protists
food source
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benefit of fungi like protists
decomposers
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what is harmful about protists
disease, algae bloom, and water mold