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Where are fungus found
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Everywhere, food, basement walls, people's feet
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Unicellular fungus used to make bread, beer, and wine
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Yeast
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Threadlike filaments
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hyphae
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Mycelium
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A network of hyphae
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Cell walls of fungus are composed of
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chitin
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Without fungus there would be large anounts of _______
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dead organisms and waste
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Saprophytes are also known as
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decomposers
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Parasitic fungi produce specialized hyphae called
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haustoria
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Since fungi can not produce their own food they are called
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heterotrophs
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To digest food fungi produce ___________________
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extracellular digestive fluids
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How are the 2 types of spores formed
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Mitosis and meiosis
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A form of asexual reproduction is
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budding
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Can fungus have mutualistic relationships? T or F
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True
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Yeast reproduce by ______
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Budding
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The largest phylum of fungi is
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Ascomycota
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Extracellular digested food is ___________ by fungi
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absorbed
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Reproduction is used to classifiy fungi. T or F
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True
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What is a lichen?
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Fungus and algae in a symbiotic relationship
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Zygospores
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can withstand harsh conditions
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Fungus breakdown organic substances into _________
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raw materials
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Spore containing structure
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sporangium
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Hyphae that grow horizontally along the surface of bread
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Stolons
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Rhiziods
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Penetrate food
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Examples of Deuteromycotes
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Blue Cheese, used to make soy sauce
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Know the cap, gills, stalk
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make sure you can identify them
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This is a picture of yeast reproducing. What is this method?
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Budding
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EXTRA CREDIT
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