fungi= rhizopus/yeast

Question	Answer
types fungi	parasitic-food from living things saprophytic-food from dead things
rhizopus	saprophytic asexual- stolons,spores & sexual- 2 strains of fungus close together
Image: rhIZOPUS (image/png)	Rhizoids-larger surface area for absorption Stolon-hypha that grows over surface of food Mycelium- mass of hyphae Sporangiophore- supports sporangium
Rhizopus ,Sexual reproduction --- 2 strains of fungus	2 hyphae grow close Swellings Gametes move into swellings Wall forms behind nuclei Swellings touch Walls break down 2 haploid nuclei join Diploid zygote forms Zygospore forms Parent hyphae die Suitable conditions-- zygospore grows (meiosis) New haploid hypha Sporangium forms& spores dispersed
Yeast	Unicellular Anaerobic Asexual (budding )
Asexual reproduction of Yeast	asexual {BUDDING} nucleus divides-- mitosis Daughter nuclei moves into bud Bud detaches from parent cell
Beneficial Fungi	1.beer & wine 2.edible
Harmful Fungi	1.decay of crops 2. cause diseases

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