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| break down organic material and recycle vital nutrients |
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| Absorb nutrients outside of body |
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| What kind of "diverse lifestyles" do fungi have? |
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| decomposers, parasites, and mutualists |
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| network of branched hyphae for absorption |
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| divides hyphae into cells |
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| mutualistic relationship between fungi and plant roots |
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| sexual signaling molecules to common mating types |
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| Deuteromycetes/Imperfect Fungi |
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| Great diversity, fast growing molds, parasites and commensal symbionts-Rhizopuz-black bread mold |
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| freeze/dry resistant, able to survive in bad conditions |
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| aims sporangia toward good conditions and food source |
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| live in marine, fresh water and terrestial-sac fungi |
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| contains sac like asci filled with sexual spores |
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| Mushrooms, puffballs ects |
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| elaborate fruiting bodies |
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| source of sexula spores in a basidiocarp |
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| symbiotic between photosynthetic microorganisms and funi |
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fungal infection in animals
-human:ringworm and athletes foot |
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