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What is the study of Fungi?
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mycology
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are fungi eucaryotic or procaryotic?
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eucaryotic
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what is the cell wall made of in fungi?
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chitin
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what is the basic structural unit of multicellular fungi?
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hyphae
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what is the function of septa?
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it allows exchange of materials between fungal cells
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what is mycelium?
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a mat or network of interwoven Hyphae
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What is the study of Fungi?
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mycology
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describe the extra cellular digestion in fungi
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digestive enzymes are released onto food, food is broken down, then absorbed
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what are saprophytes?
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organisms that digest and absorb nutrients from dead organisms
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how many forms of asexual reproduction are there?
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3
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what is budding?
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a form of asexual reproduction where a new organism grows off of a parent organism
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what is regeneration?
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a type of asexual reproduction where a piece breaks off and grows into new hyphae
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what is spore production?
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a type of asexual reprodcuction where spores are reproductive cells that germinate and develop into a new organism
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how does sexual reproduction take place in fungi?
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The hyphae of the two different mating types fuse during sexual reproduction and grow into the distinct reproductive structures called fruiting bodies
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are zygomycota Terrestrial decomposers?
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yes
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give an exampl of zygomycota
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black bread mold
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how do zygomycota reproduce asexually?
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asexually by producing spores in a sporangium
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how do zygomycota reproduce sexually?
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Tips of 2 different mating types fuse in conjugation. The n nuclei form 2n zygotes when fused. The fused gametangia forms a zygospore that contains the 2n zygotes that undergo meiosis to form n spores
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what are the functions of rhizoids in a zygomycota?
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anchor and penetrate foodstuff to digest
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what are the functions of stolons in a zygomycota?
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cover surface of food to connect rhizoids
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what is the largest division of fungi?
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ascomycota
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where do the sexual spores form in an ascomycota?
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in the ascus
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how do ascomycota frequently reproduce?
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asexually
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what types of diseases do ascomycota cause?
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plant diseases
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in the division Basidiomycota what type of reproduction is most common?
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sexual
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what is the reproductive structure in Basidiomycota?
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basidiocarp
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why are Deuteromycota called the imperfect fungi?
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because they have no known sexual stage
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what does penicillium make?
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bleu cheese and penicillin
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in the division Deuteromycota what is Aspergillus?
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soy sauce
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what are the causes of Deuteromycota?
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athletes foot, jock itch, and ring worm
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