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Non-reproductive filaments of a fungus
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A heterotroph with rigid cell walls and no chlorophyll fungus
Non-reproductive filaments of a fungus hyphae
A mass of filaments or hyphae that forms the body of the fungus mycelium
An organism that cannot make its’ own food heterotroph
The small, reproductive cell of fungi. These can be dropped by the fungus or spread by wind. It can survive cold, dry conditions. spore
A type of asexual reproduction where a cell pinches off from an existing cell budding
Fungi that have a reproductive structure called an ascus that is like a little sac. Example: Morels sac fungi
Fungi that have reproductive structures called basidia that are located on gills. Example: Mushrooms club fungi
Fungi that do not reproduce sexually and do not have specialized reproductive structures imperfect fungi
Fungi that have reproductive structures called sporangia that are like little balloons that release spores. Example: Bread mold threadlike fungi
An organism that recycles nutrients by breaking down dead organisms. A fungi may release juices to help them break down their food to do this. decomposer
A cell with a nucleus and organelles with membranes eukaryotic
An organism made of one cell unicellular
An organism made of many cells multicellular
A sac fungi that reproduces by budding yeast
The beneficial relationship between a plant and a fungus. mycorrhizae
An expensive type of sac fungi that are used as food. truffles
The spore producing structure in threadlike fungi sporangium
The spore producing structure in sac fungi. ascus
The spore producing structure in club fungi. basidia
A club fungi that produce spores in gills that have basidia. mushroom
An imperfect fungi that infects feet. athlete's foot
An imperfect fungi that is used as an antibiotic. penicillin
A shapeless, fuzzy fungus mold
An organism made of a fungus and an algae. It can change the environment by breaking down rocks to form soil for other organisms. lichen
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