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13 Cards in this Set
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a thread of cytoplasm; many hyphae together make up the body of a fungus
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hyphae
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interwoven mat of hyphae that functions as the feeding structure of a fungus
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mycelium
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method by which fungi absorb small organic molecules from there surroundings
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absorptive nutriton
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haploid single cell with a thick cell that functions in the dispersal stage in fungal reproduction
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spore
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spore forming structures at the tips of fungal hyphae
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sporangia
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thick walled reproductive structure formed from the fusion of the cytoplasm of the mycelia of the two neighboring fungi
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zygosporangium
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having two haploid nuclei in each cell, one from each parent in a fungal mycelium
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dikaryoctic
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aboveground reproductive struture of a fungus
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fruiting body
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unicellular fungus that inhabits liquid or moist habitats inluding plant sap and animal tissues
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yeast
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informal catagory of fungi with no known sexual stage reproduction
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imperfect fungi
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fungus that grows very rapidly on a surface
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mold
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mutulaisticpairing of a fungus and an alga
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lichen
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symbotic relationships between fugal hyphea and plant roots
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mycorrihize
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