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19 Cards in this Set
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the fungal thallus consists of a
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hyphae
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mycelium
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a mass of hyphae
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yeasts
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unicellular fungi
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fission yeasts divide...
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symmetrically
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budding yeast divide...
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asymmetrically
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vegetative growth
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1. septate hypha
2. coenocytic hypha 3. growth of a hypha from a spore |
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fungal dimorphism
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pathogenic dimorphic fungi are yeastliek at 37 C and moldlike at 25 C
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asexual reproduction via
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conidia or conidiospores
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fungal diseases aka
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mycoses
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systemic mycoses are..
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deep within the body
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superificial mycoses are..
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localized, eg hair shafts
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opportunistic mycoses
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caused by normal microbiota or environmental fungi
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protozoa nutrition
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chemoheterotroph
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protozoa food acquisition
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absorptive, ingestive
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characteristics of helminths
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reduced digestive system
reduced nervous system reduced locomotion complex reproduction |
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cestodes
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tapeworms
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nematodes
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pinworms
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vectors
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something that transmits diseases
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insecta has ___ legs while arachnida has ___ legs
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