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Biosci 221 - Fungi
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Fungi are
chemoheterotrophic
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Mycoses
fungal infections which can be caused by inhalation or contact with asexual spores
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hyphae
long, threadlike filaments
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mycelia
mass of hyphae
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septate
having walled divisions along the hyphae
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aseptate
no walled divisions along the hyphae
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asexual spores
conidia and sporangiospores
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conidia
not in a sac; extend from the hyphae
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sporangiospores
enclosed in a sac
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sexual spores
ascospores, basidiospores, zygospores
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yeast
single-celled fungi
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molds
multi-celled; made up of hyphae
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dimorphic
having a yeast and a mold stage
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*Rhizopus*
Zygomycota
sporangiospores
aseptate
bread mold
dimorphic
saprophytic
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*Aspergillus*
Ascomycota
conidia
very common airborne soil fungus
dimorphic
septate
Farmer’s Lung
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*Penicillium*
Ascomycota
conidia
dimorphic
septate
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*Coprinus*
Basidiomycota
septate
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*Pezziza*
Ascomycota
conidia
septate
saprophytic
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*Candida albicans*
Ascomycota
budding
lives on your body (skin, GI and vaginal tract, and oral cavity)
dimorphic yeast
septate
candidal intertrigo and candida thrush
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*Coccidioides immitis*
Ascomycota
segmentation of hyphae produces arthrospores and can be inhaled
windy conditions spread its fungal spores easily
dimorphic
saprophytic
septate
Valley Fever
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*Saccharomyces cerevisiae*
Ascomycota
budding
dimophic
aseptate
Brewer’s/Baker’s yeast