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37 Cards in this Set

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molds
a mass of tangled filaments of cells
yeasts
unicellular organisms whose colonies resemble those of bacteria
hyphae
filaments of fungi
chitin
a complex polysaccharide not found in bacteria, protist, or other organisms
mycology
the study of fungi
mycelium
a mat of hyphae visible to the unaided eye
septa
sections of hyphae
cenocytic
hyphae of species that do not have septa
Dimorphism
teh ability of fungi to change their form or shpae in response to a changing enviornment
Sparangiophores
specialilzed hyphae that look like upright stalks
sporangium
an enclosing sac on the top of a sporangiophore
sporangiospore
spores inside each sporangium
conidia
spores which are formed without the protection of an enclosing sac
conidiophore
stalk like structure on which conidia form
fragmnetation
a process by which a septate hypha dries and shatters, releasing individual cells that act as spores
budding
an asexual process in which part of a yeasst cell pinches itself off to produce a small offspring cell
rhizoid
the hyphae that anchor the mold and penetrate the bread surface
stolons
other hyphae that grow across the bread
gametangium (2)
a sexual reporoductive structure that maintains a nucleus of matin type
zygosporangium
the fused gametangia that form a thick wall and becoem dormant
bisidia
small club like reproductive structure that are called often club fungi
bisidiocarp
an above ground structure (Mushroom)
dikaryotic
cells containing 2 nuclei
bisidiospore
what is formed when the zygote undegoes meiosis and forms four haploid nuclei which develope into basidiospores which are then released into the air
ascogonium
the femal gametangium
antheridium
the male gametangium
ascocarp
visible cup like structures
monokaryotic
cells that contain one nucleus
asci
sacs within the the ascocarp
ascospores
what is formed when the zygotes undergo meiosis once and divie again my mitosis to form 8 haploid nuclei and form walls and becoeme ascospores
fungi imperfecti
fungi that do not have a sexual stage
mycorrhoiza
a sybiotic association between a fungus and plant roots
lichens
represent sybiotic relationships betweeen a fungus and a photosynthetic partner (algae)
crestos
lichens that grow as a layer on the surface of rocks and trees
fruiticose
lichens that are shrublike- some grow up to 1.5 meters in length
folise
lichens that live on soil surfaces where they form mat like growths with tangled bodies
aflatoxin
poisions produced by some species of fungus