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Mind Map by vicki.chihumura, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by vicki.chihumura
about 10 years ago
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fungi
- yeast:
- single celled
fungus
- reproduce asexual by
budding
- respire anaerobic to form
ethanol and carbon
dioxide
- single celled
fungus
- reproduce by spores
- hetrotrophic
- can be parasites
- edible fungi e.g.
mushroom are
hard to distingust
for poisonous
deathcap
- economic
- benefit
- produces alcohol
- mushrooms are
edible
- produces alcohol
- disadvantages
- destroy food,
crops and a
wide range of
other
materials
- can cause human,
animal and plant
diseases
- destroy food,
crops and a
wide range of
other
materials
- benefit
- rhizopus (bread mould) is a saprophyte. it has tubes of hypha(e) (forming visable mycelium)
reproduce asexually by spores, reproduces sexually when nuclei from a different mycelia fuse to
form zygospores. these remain dormant until conditions are suitable for growth
- chitin cell walls and often
consists of hyphae
forming a mycelium
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