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Spore - containing sacs

Asci

Rootlike hyphae

Rhizoids

Strands of genetic material

Chromatin

Found only in plant cells

Cellulose

Symbiosis between alga and fungus

Lichen

Algae probably most beneficial to man

Kelp

Can absorb energy from blue light

Red algae

Need an oxygen environment to live

Aerobes

Study of fungi

Mycology

Whiplike structures

Flagella