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Phylum Ascomycota Representative Members |
Penicillin notatum Aspergillus niger Candida albicans (aka Pichia) Claviceps purpurea |
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Claviceps purpurea |
Infects rye plants and produces ergot, a chemical substance similar to LSD |
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Ascomycota (sexual spores) |
Called ascospores are produced inside of a say like ascus which usually contains an even number of spores |
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Ascomycota (Asexual spores) |
Produced include conidiospores and blastospores. Budding may occur. |
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Phylum Zygomycota Representative Members |
Rhizopus stolinifer Mucor sp. |
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Fungi are . . |
Members of Domain Eukarya and Kingdom Fungi |
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Which means that they are . . |
Eukaryotic, non photosynthetic, and unicellular or multicellular |
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Organism that make up the Kingdom Fungi are ? . |
Yeast , molds , rusts , smuts , mushrooms and puff balls |
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All fungi are .. ' |
Saprophytic heterotrophs |
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Fungi are Saprophytic heterotrophs which means |
That they use dead organic material as a source of nutrients . |
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Fungi are aerobic except for |
The yeast , which are facultative anaerobes |
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Fungi reproduce |
Sexually and Asexually (spores) |
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Most Fungi are able to |
Produce more then 1 type of Asexual spore but only 1 type of sexual spore . |
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Based on the type of sexual spores . . |
Fungi are under the classification of Phyla |
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Zygomycota (sexual spores) |
Called zygospores are formed by the nuclear union of two hyphae from opposite mating strains |
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Zygomycota (Asexual spores) |
Produced are most often sporangiospores |
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