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septate
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separations between nuclei of hyphae
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hyphae
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filaments made of chains of cells
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mycelium
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entire visible mass of aerial hyphae
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yeast
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nonfilamentous, unicellular, spherical fungi
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fission yeast
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equal halves
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budding yeast
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unequal halves
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bakers yeast
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saccharomyces cerevisae
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mushroom
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reproductive structure of basidomycotas
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mold's reproductive structure
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spore
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two major asexual fungal spores
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conidiospore and sporangiospore
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Example of condiospore
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aspergillus (mold)
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condi likes asparagus
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conidiospore structure
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no sac. Spores produced at end of "condiophore" ====ooo
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sporangiospore structure
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spores form within a sac called a sporangium, at end of aerial hyphae
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starts with "Z" major phylum of fungi
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zygo
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starts with "A" major phylum of fungi
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aso--sac fungi
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starts with "B" major phylum of fungi
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basidio
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starts with "D" major phylum of fungi
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Deutero
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telomorph
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produce as sexual and sexual spores
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opportunistic infection
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an infection by an organism that does not cause disease in its normal habitat but may do so in a different environment or if a person's immune system is weak
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cutaneous infections involve what protein?
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keratin
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example of subcutaneous infection
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sporotrichosis
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example of systemic infection
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some cases of candidasis
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sexual reproductive structure of Rhizopus
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zygospore
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asexual reproductive structure of Rhizopus
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sporangiospore
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how do sporangiospores reproduce?
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the sac breaks open, spores disperse, if they fall on a suitable medium, hyphae will grow from a new mold thallus
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how do zygospores develop?
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from the fusion of the nuclei of two cells that are morpholocially similar to each other
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the structure of a zygospore
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large spore with a thick wall
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