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Microbiology
Exam 03 - Bacteria - Fungi
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is fungi? | 1. eukaryotic 2. non-photosynthetic 3. cell wall contains chitin |
| What is the study of fungi called? | Mycology |
| How is fungi grouped? | By sexual reproductive spores |
| Describe sexual characteristics of Fungi? | 1. reproduce (a)sexually 2. don't have eggs & sperm, instead have + & - 3. gametes equal in size 4. normally see asexual reproduction in lab |
| What are the 4 Phylum of Fungi | 1. Zygomycota 2. Ascomycota 3. Anamorphs 4. Basidiomycota |
| Describe the sexual & asexual spores of zygomycota | 1. Sexual - zygospores 2. Asexual - sporangiospores |
| Describe the sexual & asexual spores of ascomycota | 1. Sexual - ascospores 2. conidiosportes & blastophores |
| Describe the sexual & asexual spores of anamorphs | 1. Sexual - None 2. Asexual - arthrospores |
| Describe the sexual & asexual spores of Basidiomycota | 1. Sexual - Basidiospores 2. Asexual - Conidiospores |
| What did the phylum Anamorphs use to be known as? | Deuteromycota |
| Describe deuteromycota? | catch all group for fungi that have not been observed in (a)sexual production - most of the time organims in deuteromycot get recategorized to ascomycota |
| What are some of the genus of Zygomycota? | 1. Rhizopus 2. Mucor |
| What are some of the genus of Ascomyota? | 1. Aspergillus 2. Penicillium 3. Saccharomyces |
| What are some of the genus of Anamorphs? | 1. Coccidioides 2. Candida |
| What are some of the genus of Basidiomycota? | Cryptococcus |
| Describe the growth form of fungus in lab | 1. filamentous 2. moldy - fuzzy/dry 3. vertical growth |
| Are molds multicellular or single celled? | Multicellular |
| Are yeasts multicellular or single celled? | Single |
| Describe yeast | 1. single cell - reproduce by cell division or sexually 2. Divides unequally |
| What is a blastospore? | An aseuxal reproductive spore formed by pudding in yeasts |
| What is a hyphae? | The long filaments of cells that joined together on the body of a mold/fungus |
| What is a septa/septum? | A cross-wall of the hypha |
| Which fungi are aseptate (no septa)? | Zygomycota |
| Which fungi are septate? | 1. Ascomycota 2. Anamorphs 3. Basidiomycota |
| What does the word coenocytic mean? | Aseptate |
| What is Rhizopus? | Bread mold; initially white; sporganiospores make it darker; can cause disease in humans; contaminent in lab |
| What kind of spores do Aspergillus produce? | Sexual spores - ascospores |
| What kind of spores does Penicillum produce? | Asexual spores - conidiospores |
| What are saccharomyces? | brewer's yeast - wine & beer production |
| Which ones branches and which one doesn't, Aspergillus & Penicillium | 1. Branch - Penicillium 2. Non-branching - Aspergillus |
| What is Candida? | yeast in human floura; causes oral & vaginal yeast (thrush) |
| What group do mushrooms belong to? | Basidiomycota |