lab 10 KD
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- chytrids
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group of fungi with flagellated spores
ancestral relationship to humans - obtain nutrients from other organisms
- heterotrophs
- hyphae
- specialized structures that absorb broken down food
- absorb nutrients from nonliving sources (fallen logs, animal corpses)
- decomposer fungi
- absorb nutrients from living sources such as humans
- parasites
- fungus and host organism benefit from this type of relationship
- mutualist
- opisthokonts
- unikonta with a posterior flagellum
- the complete feeding network of hyphae of a fungus
- mycelium
- have cross walls that separate nuclei and cytoplasm into cells
- septate hyphae
- hyphae that lack cross walls
- coenocytic
- the union of the cytoplasm in two gamete cells
- plasmogamy
- the union of the nuclei
- karyogamy
- unfused nuclei
- dikaryon nuclei
- produces asci
- ascomycota
- produces basidia
- basidiomycota
- fungi in their vegetative state
- molds
- Fungi phylum that has spores with flagella
- chytridiomycota
- produces zygosporangia
- zygomycota
- contain asci
- ascocarps
- spores in which ascomycota reproduce asexually by
- conidia
- reproductive bodies of basidiomycota
- basidiocarps
- sexual reproductive structures of the mushroom
- basidia
- mutually beneficial relationships between plant roots and certain fungi
- mycorrhizae
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hyphae form dense mantle over root surface but do not penetrate cell walls
10 percent of plant species have this - extomycorrhizae
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mycorrhizae that extend branching hyphae through the cell wall of the plant root cells but do not pierce the plasma membrane or enter cytoplasm
found in 85 percent of plant species - arbuscular mycorrhizae
- leaf like structures on lichens
- foliose
- branching structures on lichens
- fruticose
- crust structures on lichens
- crustose