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Chapter 28 Biology

For Quiz on Wednesday

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What is hyphae? The filaments of the fungi
What is dikaryotic? A cell that has two nuclei
What is the septa? This separate the cells of the fungus hyphae
What is chitin? The material that fungi cells are made from
What is mycorrhiza? This is the symbiotic relationship between fungus and plant roots
The Phylum Basidiomycota includes what kinds of fungi? Club Fungi
This phylum includes parasitic sac-fungi: Phylum Ascomycota
Organisms that have a symbiotic relationship with photosynthetic organisms? Lichen
This phylum includes the 'imperfect fungi' Phylum Ascomycota
Fungi reproduce using these reproductive structures Spores
The Phylum zygomycota reproduce using this structure when their hyphae touch Gametangium
The phylum Basidiomycota produce these club like structures to reproduce Basidia
The female reproductive structure of the phylum Ascomycota are called ... Ascogonium
What is the sexual stage of Deuteromycota? There is no sexual stage
The study of fungi? Mycology
When the hyphae are seperated Septate Hyphae
These are the type of lichens that grow as a layer on rocks and trees Crustose Lichens
These structures are the ones that penetrate the bread Rhizoids
What are the sacs that contain haploid nuclei in the phylum Ascomycota? Asci
What are the toxins called that are produced by the Aspergillus fungi? Aflatoxins
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