Fungi Lectures

Question

Which if the following best describes the ascus?

Answer 1

A sexual spore bearing cell produced in ascomycete fungi

Answer 2

A vegatitive body not differentiated into organs

Answer 3

A sexual spore bearing cell found in basidiomycete fungi

Answer 4

A transverse wall dividing hypha into sections

Answer 5

Zygomycota

Answer 6

Deuteromycota

Answer 7

Basidiomycota

Answer 8

Ascomycota

Answer 9

Lignin oxidises and phenol peroxidases

Answer 10

Lignin peroxidases and phenol oxidases

Answer 11

Lignin peroxidases, phenol oxidises and laccases

Answer 12

Lignin oxidases, phenol peroxidases and laccases

Answer 13

Cup-shaped

Answer 14

ball shaped

Answer 15

Shelf shaped

Answer 16

During plasmogamy

Answer 17

During karyogamy

Answer 18

During mitosis

Answer 19

During meiosis

Answer 20

Using active transport

Answer 21

Through clamp connections

Answer 22

Through connexins

Answer 23

Through diffusion

Answer 24

Woronin body

Answer 25

Septal pore

Answer 26

Microtubules

Answer 27

Actin filaments

Answer 28

Protein kinases

Answer 29

The nucleus

Answer 30

As a molecular sieve to regulate the passage of molecules

Answer 31

To prevent osmotic lysis

Answer 32

To allow enzymes such as invertase to bind

Answer 33

To protect cells from UV radiation

Answer 34

Flexibility

Answer 35

Energy storage

Answer 36

Insulation

Answer 37

A=Peripheral/elongation zone B=Productive zone C=Aged zone D= Fruiting zone

Answer 38

A=Peripheral/elongation zone B= Fruiting zone C=Productive zone D=Aged zone

Answer 39

A=Productive zone B= Peripheral/elongation zone C= Fruiting zone D= Aged zone

Answer 40

A= Peripheral/elongation zone B= Productive zone C= Fruiting zone D= Aged zone

Answer 41

productive zone

Answer 42

fruiting zone

Answer 43

peripheral/elongation zone

Answer 44

Leptographium lundbergii

Answer 45

Heterobasidium annosum

Answer 46

Peniophora gigantea

Answer 47

Trichoderma viride

Answer 48

Phosphorous

Answer 49

In between epidermal root cells of a plant invaded with ectomycorrhizal fungi

Answer 50

In the lumen of plant root cells invaded with endomycorrhizal fungi.

Answer 51

Specialised bundles of hyphae for nutrient absorption.

Answer 52

Spore producing structures in ascomycetes.

Answer 53

Part of the pre penetration apparatus used to invade a plant root.

Answer 54

A network of hyphae that grow in between root epidermal cells.

Answer 55

A fungi that invades and kills tissues

Answer 56

A fungi that invades but does not kill tissues

Answer 57

A fungi that invades and forms a beneficial association with a plant.

Answer 58

Appressorium

Answer 59

Haustorium

Answer 60

Infection peg

Answer 61

Phytoalexins

Answer 62

Immunoglobins

Answer 63

Potato blight

Answer 64

Dutch Elm disease

Answer 65

Ash dieback

Answer 66

Wheat rust Ug99

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