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Fungi are..
Fungi are..
- Multicellular
- Single cellular and multicellular (correct)
- Single cellular
Fungi can reproduce both sexually and asexually
Fungi can reproduce both sexually and asexually
True (A)
Example of a harmful fungus
Example of a harmful fungus
- Plant mosaic
- Asthma
- Aids
- Potato blight (correct)
Fungi contains chlorophyll
Fungi contains chlorophyll
Gametangia are held in place by ______
Gametangia are held in place by ______
Yeast is a multicellular fungus
Yeast is a multicellular fungus
What does yeast convert carbohydrates into?
What does yeast convert carbohydrates into?
What is the study of fungi called?
What is the study of fungi called?
Mushrooms are a parasitic fungus
Mushrooms are a parasitic fungus
Example of a parasitic fungus
Example of a parasitic fungus
The asexual reproduction of unicellular fungi
The asexual reproduction of unicellular fungi
Another term for the common bread mould
Another term for the common bread mould
Microscopic, thread-like structures found in rhizopus
Microscopic, thread-like structures found in rhizopus
Hyphae that grow upwards
Hyphae that grow upwards
Hyphae that grow upward
Hyphae that grow upward
Found at the end of each sporangiophore
Found at the end of each sporangiophore
Sporangium hold spores for sexual reproduction
Sporangium hold spores for sexual reproduction
Stolons grow..
Stolons grow..
Rhizopus are saprophytic
Rhizopus are saprophytic
Many hyphae together form..
Many hyphae together form..
Fungi that live on live hosts but do not usually kill them
Fungi that live on live hosts but do not usually kill them
Fungi that kill the host and feed on the remains
Fungi that kill the host and feed on the remains
Symbiosis = When 2 organisms live __ _______ __________
and at least 1 ______
Symbiosis = When 2 organisms live __ _______ __________ and at least 1 ______
Helps to support the sporangium & provides food for nutrition
Helps to support the sporangium & provides food for nutrition
Supports the sporangium
Supports the sporangium
What is the cell wall of fungi made up from?
What is the cell wall of fungi made up from?
Most fungi have haploid nuclei for the main part of their cell cycle
Most fungi have haploid nuclei for the main part of their cell cycle
What do sporangium hold?
What do sporangium hold?
What supports the sporangium?
What supports the sporangium?
What provides food for spore nutrition?
What provides food for spore nutrition?
Spores carry out sexual reproduction
Spores carry out sexual reproduction
What is the function of the stolon?
What is the function of the stolon?
Hyphae that grow down into their substrate
Hyphae that grow down into their substrate
What part of the Rhizopus anchors the fungus to their substrate & releases digestive enzymes into the substrate?
What part of the Rhizopus anchors the fungus to their substrate & releases digestive enzymes into the substrate?
Unsuitable conditions:
Incorrect _______
Lack of ________
Incorrect ______
Unsuitable conditions: Incorrect _______ Lack of ________ Incorrect ______
How does yeast reproduce?
How does yeast reproduce?
Two economic benefits of fungi:
- Used to make ______ & _______
- Used to produce some _________
Two economic benefits of fungi:
- Used to make ______ & _______
- Used to produce some _________
Two economic disadvantages of fungi:
- Can cause ________ on humans, for example _______
- Can affect ________
Two economic disadvantages of fungi:
- Can cause ________ on humans, for example _______
- Can affect ________
A unicellular fungus
A unicellular fungus
One environment that may stimulate sexual reproduction
One environment that may stimulate sexual reproduction
A new yeast cell is different to that of its parent cell
A new yeast cell is different to that of its parent cell
Role of gametangia
Role of gametangia
Edible mushroom
Edible mushroom
Poisonous mushroom
Poisonous mushroom
Nuclei move into each swelling to form...
Nuclei move into each swelling to form...
A tough wall that forms around nuclei
A tough wall that forms around nuclei
Name an organism that reproduces by budding
Name an organism that reproduces by budding
Advantage and disadvantage of asexual reproduction
Advantage and disadvantage of asexual reproduction
The process of making spores
The process of making spores
Sporangium produces spores by ______
Sporangium produces spores by ______
When gametes move into both swellings they become ______
When gametes move into both swellings they become ______
Flashcards
Sterile
Sterile
All microorganisms have been destroyed and nothing living remains
Chitin
Chitin
A structural polysaccharide (carbohydrate) found in cell walls of fungi
Budding
Budding
The asexual reproduction of unicellular fungi (eg. yeast)
Mycology
Mycology
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Mushrooms
Mushrooms
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Athlete's foot
Athlete's foot
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Yeast
Yeast
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Rhizopus
Rhizopus
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Hyphae
Hyphae
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Sporangiophores
Sporangiophores
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Sporangium
Sporangium
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Stolon
Stolon
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Heterotrophic
Heterotrophic
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Mycelium
Mycelium
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Saprophytic fungi
Saprophytic fungi
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Parasitic fungi
Parasitic fungi
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Obligate parasites
Obligate parasites
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Facultative parasite
Facultative parasite
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Symbiosis
Symbiosis
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Apophysis
Apophysis
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Columella
Columella
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Rhizoids
Rhizoids
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Unsuitable Conditions:
Unsuitable Conditions:
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Economic Advantages of Fungi:
Economic Advantages of Fungi:
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Economic Disadvantages of Fungi:
Economic Disadvantages of Fungi:
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The importance of heterotrophic nutrition in nature
The importance of heterotrophic nutrition in nature
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Rhizopus - sexual reproduction
Rhizopus - sexual reproduction
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Multicellular fungus
Multicellular fungus
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A structure found in plants cells, that are not in fungi
A structure found in plants cells, that are not in fungi
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How does the genetic make-up of the new yeast cell relate to that of the parent cell?
How does the genetic make-up of the new yeast cell relate to that of the parent cell?
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Function of gametangia
Function of gametangia
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Yeast
Yeast
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Sporulation
Sporulation
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