3.1 - fungi Flashcards
characteristics of fungi
eukaryotic
multicellular
heterotrophic
reproduce with spores
stationary
cell wall made of chitin
mycology
the study of fungi
3 parts of the structure of a fungus
spore
mycelium
fruit body
95% of a fungi’s mass is in the
mycelium
hyphae
network of thin structures that form fruit and body
spores def
haploid reproductive cells that grow into hyphae when they germinate
spores are spread by
wind
water
air
3 major phyla in the fungi kingdom
zygomycota
basidiomycota
ascomycota
zygomycota
molds that digest their food source via enzymes
basidiomycota
club fungi that have short lived reproductive bodies that produce spores in structure called basidia
ascomycota
fungi that produce spores in sac-like structures called asci
examples of ascomycota
yeast
powdery mildew
lichen
what is lichen
a symbiotic combination of fungi and cyanobacteria/green algae
yeast def
single celled haploid fungi that reproduces via budding
3 types of fungal relationships
mycorrhizal fungi
parasitic fungi
saprophytic fungi