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What is a Fairy Ring?

A ring of mushrooms (Basidiomycota) around the base of a tree.

What is concidered a Fungi?

Eukaryotic, Heterotrophic, ~100,000 species W.W.

What is a Filamentous?

What is the Hyphae of a Fungi?

A long, branching, thin filamentous structure. Which are the main mode of vegetative growth, and are collectively called a mycelium.

What is the Mycelium?

Interwoven mass of hyphae through substrate.

What is concidered the "Fruiting body"?

Reproducive structures in fungi.

Whithin the fruiting body what is the Septate?

2 nuclei in separate cells w/ a septum containing pore.

What is the Coenicytic?

Same as the septate but with NO septum.

Discribe Absorptive Nutrition.

Heterotrophic consumption... either Saprophytic, parasitic, or mutualistic.

What are Hydrolytic Enzymes?

Enzyme secreted by fungi to break down food outside the body before absorption. (breaks down - Lignin and cellulose)

Discribe Mycelial Growth.

Fungal growth towards more food w/ fruiting body at the front of the growth.

What is a Mycorrhizi?

Fungi that aids in plant growth in a symbiotic mutualism.

What is a Endophytic Fungi?

Fungi that lives w/in the plant (Excluding roots).

What are Lichens?

Mutualistic association of fungi and algae or cyanobacteria.

What happens when you have a Fungi + Algae interaction? (Lichen)

Algae binds to the hyphae and provides energy (photosynthesis) and water.

What is Fruticose?

What is Folicose?

What is Crustose?

What types of reproduction are used by fungi?

Both sexual and asexual

Describe fungi sexual reproduction.

Plasmogamy, Karyogamy, meiosis

Discribe fungi asexual reproduction.

Mycelium(n) produce spores.

Describe Plasmogamy.

Joining together of hyphae from different includes fusing of cells and sharing cytoplasm (life cycle)

Discribe Karyogamy.

Fusion of nuclei in heterokaryotic mycelium.


(life cycle)

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