Fungi and Protists

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opisthokonts

meaning that something is derived from a common ancestor that possessed a single posterior flagellum

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Eumycota

A clade called “true fungi”

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Chitin

The protein composing fungi cell walls

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Chitin

A polysaccharide made from monomers of N-acetylglucosamine

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Extracellular Digestion

How fungi obtain nutrients; they secrete enzymes into the environment

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sterols

polycyclic lipid molecules in fungi plasma membranes that maintain membrane fluidity and integrity despite temp variation; may play roles in cell cycle regulation, stress responses, and other cellular function

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ergosterol

most abundant sterol in fungal membraens

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mycosis

a disease caused by any fungus

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malassezia globosa

fungus in the human skin that metabolizes sebum

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mycorrhizae

a type of symbiotic association with plants in the phosphate cycle

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Lichen

symbiotic associations of multiple eukaryotic and sometimes prokaryotic organisms (algae and fungi)

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mycobiont

a filamentous fungal species that lichen always have at least one of

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photobiont

a photosynthetic species that all lichens have

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protists

a diverse, paraphyletic group of non-fungal, non-animal, and non-plant microbial eukaryotes

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protozoa

animal-like, heterotrophic protists

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eukaryotic algae

plant-like protists, photosynthetic

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algae

photoautotrophic organisms that are not plants (cyanobacteria)

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eukaryotic algae

what category are these : diatoms, dinoflagellates, coccolithophores, red algae, green algae, yellow-green algae, green algae, brown algae, glaucophytes

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both

are eukaryotic algae unicellular or multicellular

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eukaryotic algae

can contain different pigments and plastids and do not have cuticles that prevent water loss

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protozoa

what category are these: apicomplexans, ciliates, diplomonads, euglenids, forams, jakobids, kinetoplastids, oomycetes, parabasalids, radiolarians

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protists and bacteria

what do protozoa consume

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trophozoite

a feeding form of protozoa

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cyst

a dormant form of protozoa; marked by a thick wall that confers protection against adverse environmental conditions