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Fungi
*detritovores / carnivores
*heterotrophs
*nutrients from absorbtion
Hyphae
thin multicellular filaments that make up fungi
Mycelia
network of branched hyphae adapted for absorbtion
Yeasts
singled celled fungi
Reproduction of Fungi
Mainly haploid organism.
Mainly haploid organism.
Plasmogamy
union of cytoplasms but not nuclei
Heterokaryotic stage or dikaryotic
*a fused mycelium with two geneticaly diff. nuclei
*non fused nuclei divide without fusing
Karyogamy
fusion of nuclei after heterokaryotic stage
Molds
Asexual fungi that form haploid spores by mitosis
Clade Chytrids/chytridiomycota
fruiting bodies , banched hyphe or single celled, primitive fungal group
flagellated spores
Clade Zygomycetes
food fungi, decomposers
resistand zygosporangium as sexual stage
Clade Glomeromycetes
aka. abuscular mycorrhizae formed with plants/ plant fungi
mutualistic relationships
Clade Asomycetes
sac fungi
marine fresh water and terrestrial habitat
asci= saclike structure of sexual spore production
fruiting bodies called sexual ascocarps
Clade Basidiomycetes
Decomposers and ectomycorrhizal
club fungi
fruiting bodies called mushrooms (dikaryotic)
Lichen
symbiotic association btw photosynthetic microorg and fungus
often ascomycete, basidiomycetes, glomeromycete