Bio 202: Fungi Reproduction

unicellular fungi

yeast and budding

yeast

cell, small and spherical

budding

asexual reproduction/mitosis, appears as tiny bump on side of the cell

multicellular fungi

hyphae, mycelium

hyphae

individual cells of multicellular fungi, they are long and very thin

mycelium

(1N) body of the fungus, composed of all hyphae of the fungus

opposite mating types

(multicellular) specialized hyphae that undergo plasmogamy
-replace gametes and are symbolized with + and -

spores

(multicellular) darkly colores, often very tiny and very numerous
-can be produced sexually and asexually

sporangia

asexual, appear as miniature lollipops
-appear as black

sexual spore producing structure

zygosporium, asces, and basidium

waste removal

co2 and alcohol; diffusion

gamy

fusion/union

plasmo

cytoplasm

karyo

nucleus

fertilization

plasmogamy and karyogamy