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Fungal growth cycles

Involve a growth phase and reproductive phase

Molds

Grow as long, tangled filaments of cells in colonies

Yeasts

Unicellular fungi

Mycelium

Thick mass of hyphae

Fungal cell walls

Composed of chitin

Hyphae

Contain many nuclei (coenocytic)

Fungi

-Heterotrophic


-most are saprobes

Fungal growth

-take up nutrients


-aerobic


-room temp growth


-psychrophilic= grow in refrigerator

Fungal endophytes

-live in plant tissue, particularly leaves.

Asexual reproduction

-develop at end of hyphae


-sporangiospores develop in sacs called sporangia.


-conidiophores unprotected spores.


-can also produce serially


-heterokaryon= opposite mating types come together

Chytridiomycota

-oldest fungi


-aquatic


-flagellated reproductive cells

Glomeromycota

-live in over 80% of plant roots


-mitosporic fungi lack sexual cycle of reproduction


Zygomycetes

-Terrestrial fungi grow as mold on bread or produce.


-during sexual reproduction form diploid zygospore.

Ascomycetes

-75% of known fungi


-Bakers yeast


-aflatoxin


-edible morel


-produces penicillin


-produces candida albicans


-conidia: asexual


-ascospores: sexual

Lichens

Mutualistic: between fungus and photosynthetic organism

Basidiomycetes

-Club fungi: mushrooms / puff balls


-some form mycorrhizae


-others form plant pathogens


-gills on mushroom gap contain sexual ly produced basidiospores


Yeasts

-Represent a term for any single celled stage of a fungus.


-saccharomyces: fungus can ferment sugars. Used in bread baking and alcohol production.


Mycotoxins

Some fungi can be poisonous or deadly. Ex: ergot on rye

Dermatophytosis

Infection of the body surface

Sporotrichosis

-Occupational hazard


-Can occur in people who work with wood, wood products,soil

Histoplasmosis

-System disease/respiratory disease most common


-found in dry, dusty soil, chicken coops, bat caves

Amanita

Causes 90% of deaths from mushroom ingestion

Blastomycosis

-caused by dusty soil/bird droppings


-respiratory route


-can cause lung and skin infections

Coccidiodomycosis

-respiratory: inhalation of spores


-potentially lethal


-seen in desert valleys