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Quiz by fletcher.kayla, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by fletcher.kayla
about 9 years ago
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Question 1
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What environment support the growth of fungi?
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Low acidity, moist, dark environments
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Slightly moist, acidic and aerobic environments
Question 2
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Fungi cell wall is composed of peptidoglycan.
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- True
- False
Question 3
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Multicellular with long filaments, produce spores to sexually reproduce on dead or decaying matter.
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Mold
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Yeast
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Fungi
Question 4
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Yeast reproduce in even and uneven fission through budding.
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- True
- False
Question 5
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what characteristics describe Zygomycota?
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black bread molds, Rhizopus, Conjugation fungi, sexually reproduce with spores, has hyphae. Usually have a complex mycelia with coenocytic aseptate hyphae
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Sac Fungi, septate hyphae, includes some yeast, causes food spoilage
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Club fungi, mushrooms and puffballs, posses septate hyphae
Question 6
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Ascomycota lack mitochondria cause food spoilage and cause chronic diarrhea.
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- True
- False
Question 7
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What characteristics best describe Basidimycota?
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Club fungi, includes common mushrooms and puffballs and posses septate hyphae
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Includes some yeast, sexual spores and posses septate hyphae
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Sexual reproduction, complex mycelia
Question 8
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Which of the algae are properly matched?
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Chlorophta is green algae Phaeophyta is brown algae Chrysophyta is golden algae with diatoms Rhodophyta is red algae
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Chlorophta is golden algae with diatoms Phaeophyta is brown algae Chrysophyta is green algae Rhodophyta is red algae
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Chlorophta is brown algae with diatoms Phaeophyta is golden algae Chrysophyta is green algae Rhodophyta is red algae
Question 9
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Algae cell wall is a rigid structure made primarily of cellulose while diatom walls are made of silicon dioxide.
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- True
- False
Question 10
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Which one is not true about protozoa described in structure and kingdom
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Eukaryotic unicellular heterotrophs, lacking a cell wall
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Shape depends on cell membrane, has a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles and have specialized structures
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Has cilia or flagella and in the Kingdom Protista
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Eukaryotic multicellular heterotrophs with specialized cell wall
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