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Describe the stages of the life cycle of fungi. |
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Fungus with flagellated spores (zoospores) |
Chytrid |
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Fungi that produce spores in club-shaped structures (basidiospores) during sexual reproduction. |
Club Fungi (basidiomycetes) |
Produce club-shaped fruiting bodies/basidia (basidium) |
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Having two genetically distinct nuclei. |
Dikaryotic |
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Unicellular or multicellular eukaryotic heterotroph that digests food outside the body, then absorbs the resulting breakdown products. Has chitin-containing cell walls. |
Fungus |
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Fungus that partners with plant roots; fungal hyphae grow inside the cell walls of root cells. |
Glomeromycete |
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Component of a fungal mycelium; a filament made made up of cells arranged end to end. |
Hypha |
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Fungus that grows as a mass of asexually reproducing hyphae. |
Mold |
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Mass of thredlike filaments (hyphae) that make up the body of a multicelled fungus. |
Mycelium |
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Fungi that form spores (ascospore) in a sac-shaped structure during sexual reproduction. |
Sac Fungi (ascomycetes) |
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Fungus that lives as a single cell. |
Yeast |
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Fungi that live in damp places and form a thick-walled zygospore during sexual reproduction. |
Zygote Fungi (zygomycetes) |
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Describe Life cycle of a zygote fungus |
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Describe the life cycle of club fungus |
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Composite organism consisting of a fungus and green algae or cyanobacteria. |
Lichen |
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Mutually beneficial partnership between a fungus and a plant root. |
Mycorrhiza |
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Multicelled heterotroph with unwalled cells. Most ingest food and are motile during at least part of the life cycle. |
Animal |
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Having paired structures so the right and the left halves are mirror images. |
Bilateral Symmetry |
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Evolutionary trend toward having a concentration of nerve and sensory cells at the head end. |
Cephalization |
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Body cavity lined with tissue derived from mesoderm. |
Coelom |
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