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fungus

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During the process of..... energy is released   show
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.... are saclike structures that produce many spores   show
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club fungi produce spores on a sac called....   show
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bread mold produces masses of threadlike structures called   show
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..... are fungi that produce spores in special structures on the tips of hyphae   show
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..... is a type of sexual reproduction in which an outgrowth from the parent organism forms a new organism   show
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sac fungi are fungi that....   show
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show budding  
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show absorption  
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club fungi include puffballs, bracken fungi, and.....   show
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show spores and zygospores  
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show chlorophyll  
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which one of the following helpful fungi is used to flavor cheese....   show
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show four  
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the basidia are found on what part of the mushroom   show
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show carbon dioxide and alcohol  
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masses of hyphae are called what   show
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show fermentation  
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show mycologist  
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the cell walls of fungi are made of...   show
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what is the common ancestor of fungi   show
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fungi: closer to plants or animals?   show
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fungi: prokaryote or eukaryote   show
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show heterotroph  
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what do fungi store their carbs as   show
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which fungi is unicellular   show
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cells of two different individuals unite, but nuclei remain separate and the two nuclei eventually fuse to create diploid zygote   show
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microscopic, thread-like filaments that branch rapidly within food source   show
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mass of aggregated hyphae   show
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appears above ground and is the part we see of fungi   show
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show spores  
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show conidia  
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show sexual spores  
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show chytridiomycetes, zygomycetes, glomeromycetes, ascomycetes, and basidiomycetes  
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show stalk which supports a cap w/ numerous gills that produce spores  
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show chytridiomycetes  
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produce enzymes which break down cellulose, chitin, and keratin and found in a cow's digestive tract   show
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only fungi to produce swimming cells w/ single flagellum   show
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1000 species including black bread mold   show
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grows quickly and can be parasites on insects   show
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what is the cause of mold on bread being black?   show
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2 hyphae fuse, haploid nuclei fuses into diploid zygospore protected by zygosporangium and zygospore undergoes meiosis to create haploid hyphae to produce spore sac and release spores   show
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uses conidia which is the product of mitosis   show
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show glomeromycetes  
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this group can't grow on their own so they must have relationship w/ roots   show
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generally asexual and not sexual   show
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show glomeromycetes  
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show mycorrhiza fungi  
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show arbuscules  
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largest group of fungus   show
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some colonize insects, decompose organisms, or form a relationship w/ photosynthetic organisms   show
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causes athletes foot and black mold in homes   show
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list 4 examples of ascomycetes   show
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hyphae fuse but individual nuclei do not (dikaryotic) and eventually they fuse to create diploid zygote that undergoes meiosis to create 4 haploid nuclei that go thru mitosis and create 8 haploid ascospores   show
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group includes mushrooms and puffballs   show
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show basidiomycetes  
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group includes smuts and rusts   show
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show crop disease  
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show conidia  
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show sexual reproduction of basidiomycetes  
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list four examples of mutualism in fungi   show
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hyphae that live between the cells of a plant's tissues without causing disease and all plants have this   show
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show mycorrhizal fungi  
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show ectomycorrhize  
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show basidiomycetes and ascomycetes  
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similarity between endophyte and mycorrhizal fungi   show
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differences between endophyte and mycorrhizal fungi (2)   show
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show ants and fungi  
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show lichen  
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lichen is primarily formed with what two phyla?   show
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list three characteristics of lichen   show
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