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| provides nutrients to parasite |
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| lives off of dead organic material |
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| fungus that causes superficial infections of skin |
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| structures that anchor fungi |
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| affects number of tissues and organs |
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| disease caused by the invasion and growth of microscopic parasites |
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| living in close relationship with another |
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| structures at the end of hyphae that hold spores |
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| Nematodes: pinworm, whipworm, Ascaris |
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| rusts, mildew, puff balls, yeast |
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| Histoplasma, Candida, Cryptococcus |
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| Decomposer, Saprophyte, Heterotroph, Eukaryote, Diporphism, Reproduce asexually by binary fission |
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| Characteristics of Parasitic Protozoa |
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| Heterotrophs, Specialization of organelles, Unicellular, Reproduce by binary fission (asexually) or with a sex pilus (sexually) |
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