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biochemical and morphological characteristics
heterotrophic
cellulose cell wall
no flagella
reserve food - glycogen
Ecology
terrestrial eat E.Coli
Economic and Ecological Uses
decomposers
ecologically little value
genetic research - apoptosis, cancer treatment
Myxamoeba (common in soil)
able to digest E.Coli
famine - aggregate to form pseudoplasmodium (slug)
migrate to new environment
cells pile up to form a sporangiophore (Hershey’s kiss)
wind dispersed spores
what does the ending “phore”mean
stalk
What is the life cycle
spores - myxamoeba - aggregation - pseudoplasmodium - sporangiophore (Hershey’s kiss) - mature fruiting body