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1
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Who is Kingdom Fungi Most Closely Related to?

A

Kingdom Animalia

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What is “Opishtokonta”

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A clade including fungi and animals

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Opistho =

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Posterior

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Myco =

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Fungus

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5
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Something that all fungi are?

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Chemoheterotrophs

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6
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What are Exoenzymes?

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Enzymes that fungi secrete outside of their body

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7
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Enzymes break down which organic molecules in animals and plants?

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Plants: Cellulose and Lignin
Animals: Karatin and Chitin

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What are Fungi Cell Walls Made from?

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Chitin

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9
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Bodies of most fungi are composed of…

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Hyphae

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10
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What is Mycelium? And What is its role?

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Interwoven hyphal mat

Acts as feeding network

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2 Main types of Hyphae? And Characteristics of Each

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1) Septate - Have cross walls deciding cells into seperate chambers
2) Coenocytic - Lack cross walls

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12
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What ploidy are fungi spores and how are they made?

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They are always 1n and they are made through mitosis and meiosis

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13
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What is Plasmogamy?

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The fusion of two cytoplasms

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What is a Heterkaryon?

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A mycelium with two or more different genotypes of nuclei

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What is a dikaryotic State?

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When two genetically distinct nuclei move in together and share one hypal compartment

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16
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What is it called when two fungi nucleus fuse?

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Karyogamy

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17
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Some Features of Chytridiomycota

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Flagellated stages

  • Undergo alternation of generations
  • Implicated in the global decline of amphibians
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Zygo =

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Joined, twinned

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19
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Some Features of Phylum Zygomycota

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  • Few are parasites
  • Most are like Rhizopus Stolonifer (mould)
  • Coenocytic Hyphae
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20
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Some Features of Phylum Glomeromycota

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All species are in a symbiotic relationship with roots
- growth inside and outside roots
glom = ball of thread

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21
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Arbuscular Endomyccorhiza

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Roots plus branching hyphae

22
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Some features of Phylum Ascomycota

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  • sexually produced spores in sac like aci
  • Have septate hyphae
  • also can produce asexually
  • produces 8 ascospores
23
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What is an ascocarp?

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When asci are clustered together in structures

24
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Condia vs condiphore what is each?

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Condia are the tops of hyphae that are walled off

Condiaphore are the structure that bears condia

25
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Phylum Basidiomycota

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  • consist of mushrooms and toadstools
  • Very important decomposers of lignin
  • When environment conditions are good, it produces sexually forming basidiocarps
26
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Moulds

A

Rapidly Producing asexually reproducing fungi

27
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Yeast

A

Unicellular, inhabit moist areas

- reproduce asexually by pinching off bud

28
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Micorrhizae

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represents mutualistic symbiosis between plant roots and fungi
fungi help plants absorb minerals

29
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Lichens

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A symbiotic mixture of fungal hyphae and a photosynthetic partner

  • asexual reproduction through soredia
  • sometimes fungi can live on its own, in which case you have the lichenized and the non-lichenized versions
30
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What is the role of Decomposers?

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to break down complex organic molecules into inorganic forms

- most fungi decompose plant matter, break down lignin

31
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What are Fairy Rings?

A

Outward growth of decomposer hyphae

32
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What are Endolithic lichens?

A

Lichens that grow intirely under the surface of a rock

33
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Endo=

Lith

A

Within

Rock

34
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How many plant species lack chlorophyll?

A

400

35
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What is hypertrophy?

A

Something that is caused by fungi liberating plant hormones that cause excessive tissue growth

36
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Smut Fungi vs Ergot Fungi

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Ergot: replaces seed with its own fruiting body
Smut: Replaces pollen with fungal spores

37
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What is a hypovirulent strain of fungus?

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A strain that has been weakened by a virus

38
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What is a nematode trap?

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A strangling ring that fungi have to kill small organisms

39
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What are mycoses?

A

Fungal diseases

40
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What does cutaneous mean?

Cutis =

A

Infection occurs on outer layer of skin

Cutis = Skin

41
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What is a dermatophyte?

A

Fungi that digest Keratin and cause cutaneous infections

42
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What is the most common systematic mycosis in North America?

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Histoplasmosis

43
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What is Thrush caused by?

A

The yeast candida albicans

44
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What is the most common mushroom?

A

Agaricus Bisporus

45
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Some common foods from Fungi?

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Truffles, Mushrooms, Morels, Yeast spreads, alcohol, cheese

46
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Common fungal medications?

A

Yeast as a health supplement

Penicillin

47
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What is the name for “Magic Mushrooms”

A

psilocybin

48
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What is St. Anthony’s Fire

A

A toxin that struck poor people in europe, characterized by violent convulsions, and gangrene so severe the limbs fell off

49
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What is the most toxic mushroom?

A

Amanita

50
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Where does St. Anthony’s fire and LSD come from?

A

Ergot

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