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Fungi

Biol 211 Fungi

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absorptive fungal mode of nutrition
saprobes descrition for 'decomposers'
mutualism symbiotic relationship with plants
chitin material in fungal cell walls
hyphae fungal filaments
septa cell-walls containing pores dividing hyphae into individual cells
aseptate description for hyphae without septa
myecelium mass of hyphae that acts as a feeding network
Plasmogamy union of the cytoplasm of two parent mycelia
heterokaryon description of an organism with two different nuclei
dikaryotic description for having unfused nuclei (N+N)
Karyogamy haploid nuclei fuse to produce 2N cells
asexual type of reproduction where DNA content doesn't change
imperfect fungi which have no sexual stages
Zygomycetes molds
Ascomycetes sac fungi
Basidiomycetes club fungus
coenocytic Another name for aseptate hyphae
lichen fungal symbiosis with algae or cyanobacteria
ascospores type of spores produced by sexual reproduction in Ascomycetes
Asci Sacs produced by cells at tips of N+N hyphae
Ascocarp place where zygote forms in Ascomycetes
Basidiocarp "the mushroom" formed by dikaryotic hyphae
Basidia Place where basidiospores are produced by meiosis
ectomycorrhizae Hyphae that form mats that cover the plant’s roots
endomycorrhizae Hyphae that go inside cortical cells of roots
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