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Characteristics of fungi
Fungal life cycles involve growth, phase, and reproductive phase
Molds grow in long, tangled filaments
Yeast are unicellular fungi
Some DIMORPHIC form
Grow at filamentous molds or unicellular phatogens
Most exist as HYPHAE
HYPHAE is intertwined filaments of fungus
MYCELIUM is thick mass of HYPHAE
Fungal cell walls made of CHITIN
Septa divides cytoplasm into separate cells
Hyphae contain many nuclei considered coenocytic
Heterotrophic
Absorbs nutrients from environment
Saprobes
Fungal Growth is influenced by several factors
Take up nutrients through absorption
MYCELIUM form networks to increases surface area
Most are aerobic
Grow best around room temperature
Many thrive at slightly acidic pH (5-6)
Mycorrhizae live in mutualistic symbiosis w/ plant roots
endophytes live in plant tissue, particularly leaves