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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering Unit 8Db Microscopic Fungi concepts, including yeast structure, respiration, budding, and experiments.
Ringworm was thought to be caused by worms until the 1840s, when __________ used a microscope to discover a fungus in the 'rings'.
David Gruby
Louis Pasteur (1822–1895) used a microscope to show that ethanol was not produced without __________.
yeast

In the diagram of a yeast cell shown below, the structure labeled surrounding the cell membrane is the __________.
Cell Wall
The anaerobic respiration of microorganisms is called __________.
fermentation
The word equation for aerobic respiration in yeast is glucose + oxygen → __________ + water.
carbon dioxide
The word equation for anaerobic respiration (fermentation) in brewing is glucose → carbon dioxide + __________.
ethanol
Unicellular yeasts reproduce using __________, which is a type of asexual reproduction where a daughter cell grows out of a parent cell.
budding

In yeast budding, the mark remaining on the parent cell where a previous bud separated is called a __________.
scar left by previous bud
To grow and reproduce, yeast cells need resources such as moisture, sugar, and __________.
warmth
Something that slows down or stops a process, such as sugar running out for a yeast population, is called a __________.
limiting factor

On a yeast population growth curve, as glucose starts to run out, population growth slows down and the line on the graph becomes __________.
level
In an experiment testing for carbon dioxide production by yeast, the presence of carbon dioxide turns __________ cloudy.
limewater
In the investigation into rising dough, the recipe requires mixing 10g of sugar, 3.5g of yeast, and 100g of bread flour with __________ of water.
120cm3
Thread-like structures that make up the main body of a fungus and absorb nutrients from the environment are called __________.
hyphae
A network of hyphae that forms the vegetative part of a fungus is called a __________.
mycelium