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Change with envt
(Ex. Fungi filamentous when cool & dry, unicellular when warm & moist) |
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| T/F: fungi may have unicellular body |
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| Name of filaments of fungi |
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| Disorganized mass of hyphae |
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| Fruiting body of fungi, made of filaments, pseudoparynchymous |
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| T/F: hyphae may be septate |
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| T. Hyphae may be coenocytic or septate |
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| Have membranes to separate nuclei of hyphae |
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| T/F fungi are autotrophic by absorption |
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| F: they are heterotrophic by absorption |
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Fungi may be..
A. Saprobes
B. Mutualists
C. Heterotrophic
D. Parasites
E. All of the above |
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| T/F. Hyphae have tiny diploid nuclei |
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In fungi...
A. Gametes are motile and aquatic
B. Sexual reproduction is isogamous
C. Karyogamy precedes plasmogamy
D. 2 of the above
E. All of the above |
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B
Gametes are nonmotile
Plasmogamy precedes karyogamy |
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| Fungi and algae or cyanobacteria |
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| Use organisms to make things for humans |
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| Type of fungi- no spores, just filaments |
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| Ascomycetes and basidiomycetes have 2 body forms- vegetative (...) and reproductive (....) |
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| Vegetative reproduction of ascomycetes occurs by formation of (...) |
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| Pseudoparenchymous, formed by ascomycetes during sexual reproduction |
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| Hymenial layer that produces ascospores |
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Ascomycetes
A. Are terrestrial
B. Are not saprobic
C. May cause disease
D. Two of above
E. All of above |
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| D. (A&c true) may be saprobic or parasitic |
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Basidiomycetes...
A. Have basidiospores
B. Form a basidiocarp in sexual reproduction
C. Do not have vegetative spores
D. may be hallucinogenic
E. All of the above |
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| chemical with nitrogen that is harmful to mushrooms and increases pH |
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| filaments directly invade cells of roots, zygomycetes |
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| fungi grow between cells of root, basidiomycetes |
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