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23 Cards in this Set
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Annelides |
Cells that produces conidia by growing longer, ending in a tapered tip. |
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Arthroconidia |
Square - like Conidia formed by modified hyphal cells. |
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Aseptate |
The absence of SEPTA, hyphae in certain kinds of molds that are not divided into sections or separate cells by walls called SEPTA. |
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Bioremediation |
A method of using microorganisms to clean up environmental contamination by pollutants such as oil, organic waste, radiation. |
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Blastocondidium |
a pro turbines formed on the surface of by East parent cell during reproduction by budding it eventually breaks the way as a new daughter cell. |
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Candidemia |
The presence of cells of the yeast candidia in the bloodstream. |
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Chlamydoconidia |
Round, large, India with a thick wall that are formed at the end, thighs, or inside the hyphae. |
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Chlorophyll |
A green fire photosynthetic pigment found in plants, algae, cyanobacteria that accomplishes photosynthesis. |
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Conidia |
Asexual spores of fungi. |
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Conidiophores |
Types of asexual spores produced by fungi that are either unicellular or multicellular and not enclosed in sacs. |
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Hallucinations |
a false perception with no basis in reality, maybe auditory, olfactory, or visual, may be caused by disease of sensory organs or by use of psycho trophic drugs. |
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Hyphae |
Long, branching cytoplasmic filament of fungus or mold |
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Leavening |
the process of incorporating air bubbles into dough to make it rise and have a lighter consistency by the east or other leavening agents. |
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Mycelium |
A mass of hyphae that have branched and grown and longer to the form the vegetative body of the fungi such as molds |
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Onychomycosis |
Disease of fingernails or toenails due to parasitic fungal infection. |
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Phialide |
In fungal organisms, condidia Genesis cell with does not change as new, extruded and released to. |
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Rheumatism |
a generalized term used to describe acute or chronic conditions of joint inflammation, soreness, muscle stiffness and pain includes arthritis |
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Rhinocerebral |
pertaining to a nasal sinuses and brain type of mucormycosis fungoides infection in immunocompromised individuals that spreads from the sinuses to the brain and has a high mortality rate. |
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Septate |
Having a dividing wall, as in hyphae that are divided into sections or separate cells by walls called SEPTA. |
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Sinonasal |
Pertaining to facial sinuses in nasal passages. |
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Sporangiospores |
Specialized hyphae structures that support the sporangium of asexual spore of a fungi. |
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Sterols |
Group of substances belonging to the lipoids, lipids that make up the cell membrane of fungi |
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Zygospores |
Thick - Walled resting fungal or algal cells which are created by the fusion of two similar gametes in laboratories culture. |
