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Where can fungi be found? everywhere
Food, water, air, toes, damp basement walls, and between gardens is where ___can be found Fungi
Fungi characteristics are large, bright and ____, easily overlooked Colorful
Fungi has distinctive names like stink___, puff___, and ring ____ horn ball worm
Fungi was once classified as ____ plants
Fungi differ form plants because they lack ______ and are not ______ chlorophyll photosynthetic
Fungi never reproduces from ____ seeds
Fungi cell wall is made of ______ and not cellulose like plants chittin
Common characteristic of fungi include ______ organisms eukaryotic
Most fungi are ____, few are ______ multicellular unicellular
Fungi cannot _____by themselves move
Common characteristic of fungi that depends on other organisms for their nutrition heterotrophs
What obtains nutrients by digesting and absorbing nutrients saphrophytes
What obtains their nutrients from living hosts parasites
What is able to trap and kill their prey predators
Name 3 structures of fungi, in alphabetical order fruiting body hyphae mycellium
The body of a fungus is composed of ___ cells unusual
Hyphae are the living growing ___ of multicellular fungi parts
Multicellar fungi consists of a _____hyphae mass
Name an example of fruiting body mushroom
What are long slender filaments that make up the body of a fungus hyphae
What are densely branched network of the hyphae of a fungus mycellium
What is the reproductive structure of fungus that grows from the mycellium fruiting body
Fungi grows ___ because of the structure of their mycellium rapidly
Fungi grows because the hyphae grows _______ longer
Fungi is important to the ______and humans environment
Fungi have a role in _____ nutrients recycling
Fungi _____humans examples yeast and antibiotics benefit
Fungi are important to the maintenance of the environment to _____ ecosystem stabilize
Most saprophyte decomposers break down ______organic material decaying
Without fungal decomposers, the ecosystem would _____ collapse
Parasitic fungi cause disease in plants and animals by disupting ________ homeostasis
Fungal diseases are caused in plants, _____, frogs, and mammals insects
Name 2 Examples of human fungal disease in alphabetical order: athletes foot ringworm
Some fungi form ______ associations with photosynthetic organisms which both partners ______ mutualistic benefit
______is a symbiotic association between a fungus and a photosynthetic organism Lichen
Lichen absorb nutrients from _____ and from the photosynthetic organisms allowing them to _____ almost on any surface. air grow
The photosynthetic organism receives _____ and protection from the ______ water sunlight
Fungi are vital for growth in many ______ plants
_____ is the mutualistic association between a fungus and the roots of a plant Mycorrhizae
Fungus benefits because it can ____nutrients made by a synthetic organism absorb
1 advantage the mycorrhizae provide to plants root extension
another advantage mycorrihizae provides plants: break down organic material in the soil providing steady ______ to the plant nutrients
Fungi is ____ helping humans in many ways beneficial
2 ways fungi can be destructive damage property and rotting wood
Fungi provides diversity resulting in more than ____ known species of fungi 100,000
The phyla of fungi differ in their _______ structures reproductive
There are four major ____ of fungi phyla
Deuteromycota is an ______ fungi imperfect
The one characteristic common to all deuteromycotes is the ______ of sexual reproduction. absence8
The mold like _______ and aspergullus are both imperfect fungi penicillin
Imperfect fungi causes athletes foot, ringworm, and fingernail _______ infections
One of the most unusual members of the deuteromycota division is ________ a fungal predator that can trap small ________ arthobotyrs worms
Phyla with common mold and zygospores zygomycota
Phyla with sac fungi, morals, truffle, penicillin ascomycota
Phyla with club fungi called basidia Basidiomycota
Phyla with parasite of frogs and decomposers Chytridiomycota
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