MCB 4403 Ch 8 Fungal Diversity

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plants have cell walls made of _____________

cellulose

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plants are ________ and _____________

autotrophic and phototrophic

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fungi have cell walls containing ______________

chitin

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Fungi are ____________ and ___________

heterotrophic and chemotropic

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bacteria are _________________

prokaryotes

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bacteria have cell walls containing ________________

peptidoglycan

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fungi are _____________

eukaryotes

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yeast are _________ ___________ fungi

single celled

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mold and mushrooms are _____________

multicellular

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most fungo do not have ______________-

flagella

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Fungi reach nutrients by _________ dispersal and _________ growth

spore dispersal and fungi growth

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hyphae are _________ filaments

thin

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hyphae grow at the _______

tip

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____________ fungi are able to switch between dingle and multicellular forms

Dimorphic

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examples of Dimorphic fungi are __________ and _________-

molds and yeasts

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most fungal spores can send out hyphae during ________________-

germination

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hyphae cells use _______ growth to lengthen into the environment

tip

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mycelium is the ________- of hyphae growth

mass

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some hyphae have cells separated by __________

septa

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septa are ___________________ that can have pores

cross-walls

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Coenocytic hyphae have multiple ___________- within a singular nucleus

nuclei

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most fungi are _____________

saprobes

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fingi extract their nutrients from ___________ ___________

dead tissues

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fungi excrete _____________ to break down molecules

enzymes

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_________ absorb digested nutrients

hyphae

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most fungi are ___________ and some are facultative anaerobes

aerobes

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Most fungi store their food (carbohydrates) as ______________, like animals.

glycogen

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nearly all fungi form ____________

spores

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spores are ______________- reproductive cells

non-motile

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spores are __________- by wind or animals

dispersed

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spree may be launched into air by ___________ __________-

fruiting bodies

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____________ ____________ are spore producing organs developed by the hyphae

fruiting bodies

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fruiting bodies are not the entire ______________

fungus

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fungal mass is mostly ______________

mycelium

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fugal phyla includes.........

1. Glomeromycota
2. Ascomycota
3. Basidiomycota

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Fungal Phylogeny are based upon _____ _______________

rRNA sequences

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Ascomycota are know as the ___________ fungi

sac

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Ascomycota include..........

yeast, molds, morels, truffles, and cup fungi

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Ascomycota have an ___________

ascus

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an _________ is a small sac like sexual structure

ascus

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Ascomycota produce ___________ which are haploid spores from sexual reproduction

ascospores

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Half of ascomycete species are ___________ of lichen

symbionts

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ascomycota are common ____________ pathogens

plant

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ascomycota can reproduce _________________ and ______________

asexually and sexually

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yeast asexual reproduction occurs via _____________

budding

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_____________- occurs via a bud forming on the side of the cell, nuclei split, and cell grows into full size daughter cell

budding

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__________ are specialized hyphae that produce conidia

Conidiophores

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conidia are ___________ spores of fungi

asexual

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sexual reproduction occurs in nutrient ____________ conditions

limited

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in yeast haploid cells are produced via __________

meiosis

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in multicellular forms of Ascomycota sexual reproduction leads to then formation of ___________

ascus

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hyphae strains can be ______ or ______

plus or minus

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hyphae from plus or minus strains can fuse __________

cytoplasms

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nuclei pairs form a structure called ___________

dikaryon

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new separate hyphae have __________ _______

two nuclei

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__________ occurs and produces Ascospores

meiosis

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Basicomycota are known as the _________ fungi

club

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Basicomycota includes .........

yeasts, true mushrooms, puffballs, and bracket fungi

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Basicomycota plays an important role in the breakdown of _________ / __________ materials

wood/ plant

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Basidia are _________ -_________ hyphae

spore-bearing

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Basicomycota reproduce ______________

sexually

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Basicomycota asezual reproduction occurs via ______________

conidia

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multicellular forms of Basicomycota ___________ fuse cytoplasms

hyphae

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nuclei pair of Basicomycota fuse into _____________

dikaryon

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Basicomycota uses a _________ _______ to ensure each hyphal cell has one nuclei from each parent

clamp connection

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Basicomycota grow into a _______________ aka mushroom

basidiocarp

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basidiocarp the two nuclei fuse and undergo meiosis producing haploid _____________ that are dispersed by then wind

Basidiospores