Fechar
Conjugating fungi (Rhizopus) Phylum
Cup fungi - Sac fungi, yeasts, truffles, morels (Neurospora- bread mold, Saccharomyces- yeast species, Penicillium- produce penicillin molecules) Phylum
Club fungi - puffballs, mushrooms, bracket fungi (Agaricus- edible/poisonous)
Phylum
not a taxon; mutualisms between fungi (usually Ascomycota or Basidiomycota) and alga or cyanobacterium
fibrous polysaccharides are
what are chitin used for?
What characteristic do Fungi lack?
what do Fungi all produce?
what three things could fungi be?
are fungi photosynthetic?
since fungi are not photosynthetic what do they lack?
what is that?
what is that?
where is the Hyphae located?
where is the Mycelium located?
Both __________ and _________ produce fruiting body
what is this?
what is this?
what is this?
(mycorrhizal fungi) – form symbiotic relationships with plant root systems (carbohydrates exchanged for more water/nutrient absorption).
where are Fungal Reproductive structure fruiting body?
what is this?
what is this?
what is this?
Phylum: Zygomycota (Conjugating Fungi) is characterized by?
Bread molds are
what is this fungi?
what are these specifically?
what do sporangiophores with rounded sporangia produce?
what do spores help with?
what is this a picture of?
what is this a picture of?
what is this a picture of?
what is this a picture of?
what lichen is this?
what lichen is this?
what lichen is this?
mutualistic partnership between fungi and (usually) unicellular green algae or cyanobacterium
For Lichens the fungi are usually either __________ or __________
what are the 3 general types?
Crustose
Fruticose
Foliose
True or false, all of the fungal phyla have BOTH sexual and asexual stages?
Each basidium is topped with ______ basidiospores, which are formed through ________?
what is this?
what are these called?
what are these?
and how many basidiosprores are there?
what is this picture showing?
what is this?
what is this picture showing?
what is in this picture?
Yeast budding reproduces how?
does yeast budding produce mycelia?
Under anerobic conditions alcohol produced, can also be involved in ____________
Why are Zygomycota fungi referred to as the conjugating fungi?
The sexual form of the Zygomycota life cycle is called ____________ and the asexual form is called _______________?
conjugating fungi are called
cup/sac fungi are called
Basidiomycota include
Septate
do what?
Primitive, no septa aka...
Multi-nucleated protoplasmic mass with one cell wall describes...
Coccidioidomycosis also known as _____
Fungus Coccidioides lives in the
what is this pointing to?
what is this a picture of?
what is this a picture of?
Each tube-like structure is an asci, filled with ______ _____
what is this?
what is this a picture of?
Peziza repanda ______ form (ascocarp)
Asci have _____ arranged in a row
what is this?
portion above ground formed during sexual reproduction rest of mycelium is underground
Ascomycota are
what is this cross section?
True or false Ascomycota can reproduce sexually and asexually
what is this?
4 Characteristics of the Basidiomycota
fleshy cap on top of the stipe
Stipe is the
small compact hyphae when emerging is called a
Gills are underneath
saprobic are _________
Gills are site of _____ ______
What is the phylum?
What is the kingdom?
What is the scientific term for this structure?
What type of reproduction does this represent?
What are the blue thread-like structures called?
What is the arrow pointing to?
What type of reproduction does this represent?
what is labeled?
pits in this genus lined with basidiospores
(Coenocytic) is non...
what is below the ground?
what is this below ground?
(ascocarp)
______ provide food for the embryo
