Antibiotics
Antibiotics are used in the treatment of bacterial diseases.
Fungi
Fungi are achlorophyllous and do not perform photosynthesis or chemosynthesis.
Certain fungi
________ are used in the production of antibiotics, such as mold of the genus Penicillium, which produces penicillin.
spore
If the ________ falls on a suitable substrate, it will absorb water and start the formation of new hyphae.
Yeasts
Due to their fermentative activity, yeasts are used in the production of alcohol and bread.
Mycorrhicorzas
Mycorrhicorzas are made up of fungi associated with the roots of numerous plant species; fungi absorb water and nutrients from the soil and transfer them to the roots- providing them with organic food.
eukaryotes
All fungi are eukaryotes.
black bread
In certain fungi, such as ________ mold, hyphae do not have septa; Known as coenocytic hyphae; its interior is occupied by protoplasm (living matter)
reproductive mycelium
When ________ develops on the substrate, many hyphae emerge, constituting the structure known as the fruiting body.
Fungal hyphae
________ may present separation with transverse walls, called septa.
Sporangia
Sporangia are spore- producing structures.
nutrition
It can be vegetative (responsible for ________) or reproductive (responsible for reproduction)
variety of fungi
The variety of fungi is huge, comprising mushrooms, molds, yeasts, and mycoses- causing organisms.
dead organic matter
Many fungi act as decomposers, degrading ________ and contributing to the recycling of matter in nature.
Hyphae
Hyphae are immersed in the substrate used by the fungus, which develops in places with abundant availability of water and organic matter, such as manure, wood, and fruits, or the body of eventual hosts.
Mushroom spores
Mushroom spores are reproductive cells.
Fungi digestion
Fungi perform extracorporeal digestion
Yeast reproduction
Yeast reproduction can occur through spores.
Fungi perform extracorporeal digestion, detaching digestive enzymes for the environment
where this process happens
There are four main aspects of the importance of fungi
Food, industrial, ecological, and medical (related to diseases they can cause)
Mycorrhicorzas are made up of fungi associated with the roots of numerous plant species; fungi absorb water and nutrients from the soil and transfer them to the roots
providing them with organic food