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| Cell Walls primarily of Chitin |
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| Special hyphae which penetrate living cells |
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| Members of this kingdom are parasites, saprophytes, and symbionts |
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| Main ecological role of this kingdom is decomposition |
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| All species in this kingdom are haploid and undergo zygotic meiosis |
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| Means by which fungi get nutrition |
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| Three Main Divisions of Kingdom Fungi |
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| Zygomycota, Ascomycota, Basidomycota |
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| (bread mold) Member of division zygomycota, kingdom fungi |
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| (cap thrower dung fungus) member of division zygomycota, kingdom fungi |
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| (dung fungus) member of division zygomycota, kingdom fungi |
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| Member of class hemiascomyces, division ascomycota, reproduces through fission, is a yeast |
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| Coenocytic hyphae and formation of zygosporangia are what this kingdom is known for |
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| Components of division ascomycota, kingdom fungi sexual reproduction |
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| Characteristics of ascomycota and basidiomycota (type of hyphae) |
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| Hemiascomycetes and Euascomycetes |
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| Two major classes of division ascomycota, kingdom fungi |
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| Ascomycota Class which has no ascocarps |
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| Division ascomycota class with ascocarps |
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| Fungus of division ascomycota, class hemiascomyces, reproduction by budding |
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| Cleistotheicia, Perithecia, and Apothecia |
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| All are names of the perfect stages of class euascomycetes, division ascomycota, kingdom fungi organisms |
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| Ascocarp which is round and has no openings |
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| Common cup fungus which produces apothecium, part of class euascomycetes, division ascomycota, kingdom fungi |
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| Ascocarp which is flask shaped |
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| Ascocarp that is cup shaped |
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| Euascomycete, Ascomycota, Fungus, highly modified apothecium, common morel |
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| Euascomycetes, Ascomycota, Fungus, has perthecium, used in our lab |
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| Euascomycete, Ascomycota, Fungus, commonly known as erogt of rye, harmful if eaten, produces perithecium, swollen and blackened grains |
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| Used to treat minor headaches |
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| Mychorriza, example truffles or tuber |
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| Euascomycete, Ascomycota, Fungus, symbiont of tree roots, hunted with pigs as guide |
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| Euascomycete, Ascomycota, Fungus, no perfect stage, composite thallus with photosynthetic partner |
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| Most sensitive to SO2, Indicators of air pollution, 18,000 species, used in dyes, perfumes, medicine |
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| Look like paint, little internal structure, tightly adherant to rocks and barks |
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| Leafy, distinct upper and lower surfaces |
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| Shrubby or drooping structures, upper and lower surfaces |
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| Aspergillus, Penicillum, Fusarium, deuteromycetes |
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| Division of Fungi, produce basidium and basidiospores, main classes are the teliomycetes, ustomycetes, and basidiomycetes |
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| One class of division basidiomycota, kingdom fungi, include the rusts (puccina graminis and gymnosporangium), no basidiocarps |
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| Major class of division basidiomycota, include smuts (common corn smut ustilago maydis), septate basidia, only one host |
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| Major class of division basidiomycota, basidia are non septate, swollen, club shaped and produced on layer called the hymenium, common fleshy fungi, saprophytes and not parasites |
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| Major series of class basidiomycetes, division basidiomycota, kingdom fungi, Basidia ON basidiocarp; coprinus, agaricus, amanita are examples |
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| Major series of class basidiomycetes, division basidiomycota, kingdom fungus, basidia in the basidiocarp; examples are stinkhorns, puffballs, bird's nest fungi |
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| Feeding mechanism for animal-like and fungal-like protists |
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| Feeding mechanism for algal like protists |
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| Cell Wall Chemistry, Food Reserves, Cilia/Flagella, Pigments all determine what? |
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| Division Oomycota, Kingdom Protista |
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| This division of protists has cellulose cell walls, are known as water molds, coenocytic hyphae, motile (use whiplash and tinsel flagella, gametic meiosis, many are serious plant parasites |
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| "ich" on aquarum fish, asexual and sexual reporduction phases, division oomycota |
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| devasted french wine industry in early days, Bordeaux mixture was the cure, water mold, division oomycota |
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| division oomycota, caused irish potatoe famine of 1840's |
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| Division of fungal protists known as slime molds, plasmodial,acellular, plasmodium is the vegetative state as a protoplasmic blob |
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| Plasmodium produces one or more sporangia where meisis takes place, spores germinate from myxamoebae or swarm cells, National Geographic slime mold |
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| Division Dictostelimycota |
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Division of fungal protists known as cellular slime molds, vegetates as psedoplasmodium or slug (grex), asexual reproduction through sorocarps, sexual reproduction through macrocysts
social fungi |
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