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Organism which move and capture their prey by putting out pseudopodia as in Amoeba

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Amoeboid protozoan

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A parasitic amoeboid protozoan

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Entamoeba

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Trypanosoma is an example of

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Flagellated protozoan

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Ciliated protozoan have a cavity that opens to the outside of the cell surface

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Gullet

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Paramoecium is an example of

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Ciliated protozoan

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Plasmodium is an example of

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Sporozoan(protozoan)

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7
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White spots seen on mustard leaves are

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Parasitic fungi

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8
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What causes wheat rust

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Puccinia

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9
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A fungi that is a source of antibiotics

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Penicillium

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Unicellular fungi

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Yeast

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Long slender thread like structures in fungi

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Hyphae

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12
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Network of hyphae is k/a

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Mycelium

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Continuous Hyphae tubes filled with multinucleated cytoplasm

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Coenocytic hyphae

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14
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Cross wall structure present in hyphae of some fungi

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Septae

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15
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Fungal cell wall is made of

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Chitin and polysaccharides

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16
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Fungi are mostly

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Saprophytic heterotrophs

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17
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Fungi that depend on living organisms

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Parasitic

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18
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Examples of symbionts

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  1. Those that live in association with lichens
  2. Those that live in association with mycorrhiza
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19
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Methods of reproduction in fungi

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  1. Fragmentation
  2. Fission
  3. Budding
  4. Spore formation
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20
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Spores in fungi are called

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Conidia /sporangiospores/ zoospores

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21
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Sexual reproduction in fungi is by

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Oospores
Ascospores
Basidiospores

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Fusion of protoplasms between two motile or non motile gametes

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Plasmogamy

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Fusion of two nuclei

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Karyogamy

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24
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Meiosis in zygote resulting in

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Haploid spores

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25
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When fungus reproduce sexually what comes together to fuse

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Haploid hyphae

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In ascomycetes and basidiomycetes, an intervening dikaryotic stage( two nuclei per cell). 1. The condition is:-
and2. The phase is:-

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1.Dikaryon
2.Dikaryophase

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Which fungi has aseptate and coenocytic mycelium

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Phycomycetes

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28
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Asexual reproduction through zoospores (motile) or by aplanospores(non-motile) occurs in

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Phycomycetes

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29
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In which fungi spores are endogenously produced in sporangium

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Phycomycetes

30
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Fusion of two gametes in fungi result in

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Zygospore

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Gametes similar in morphology

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Isogametes

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Gametes dissimilar in morphology

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anisogamous/oogamous

33
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Mucor is an example of

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Phycomycetes

34
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Rhizopus(the bread mould) is an example of

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Phycomycetes

35
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Albugo(parasitic fungi on mustard) is an example of

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Phycomycetes

36
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Sac fungi

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Ascomycetes

37
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A multicellular ascomycete

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Penicillium

38
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A unicellular ascomycete

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Yeast(Saccharomyces)

39
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Saprophytic fungi

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Ascomycete

40
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Decomposer fungi

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Ascomycetes

41
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Parasitic fungi

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Ascomycetes

42
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Coprophilus(which grow on dung) fungi

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Ascomycetes

43
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Which fungi has branched and septate mycelium

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Ascomycetes
Basidiomycetes

44
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Which mycelium produce asexual spores (conidia) exogenously on the special mycelium (conidiophores)

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Ascomycetes

45
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Sexual spores in ascomycetes

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Ascospores

46
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Ascospores produce endogenously in sac like structure called asci

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47
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Asci are arranged in fruiting bodies called

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Ascocarps

48
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Aspergillus is an example of

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Ascomycetes

49
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Claviceps is an example of

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Ascomycetes

50
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Neurospora is an example of

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Ascomycetes

51
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Morels is an example of

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Ascomycetes

52
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Truffles is an example of

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Ascomycetes

53
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In which fungi asexual spores are not found

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Basidiomycetes

54
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In which fungi vegetative reproduction by fragmentation takes place

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Basidiomycetes

55
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Sex organs are absent in

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Basidiomycetes

56
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In which fungi plasmogamy is brought by fusion of 2 vegetative or somatic cells of different strains

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Basidiomycetes

57
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The nature of resultant structure of plasmogamy in basidiomycetes is

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Dikaryotic

58
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The resultant structure of plasmogamy in basidiomycetes gives rise to

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Basidium

59
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Karyogamy and meiosis takes place in Basidium producing

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4 basidiospores

60
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Basidiospores are exogenously produced on

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Basidium

61
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Basidia are arranged in fruiting bodies

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Basidiocarps

62
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Agaricus(mushrooms) is an example of

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Basidiomycetes

63
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Ustillago(smut) is an example of

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Basidiomycetes

64
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Puccinia(rust) is an example of

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Basidiomycetes

65
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Bracket fungi or pufballs are examples of

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Basidiomycetes

66
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Imperfect fungi

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Deuteromycetes

67
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Alternaria is an example of

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Deuteromycetes

68
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Colletotrichum is an example of

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Deuteromycetes

69
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Trichoderma is an example of

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Deuteromycetes

70
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Deuteromycetes reproduction

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They reproduce only by asexual spores k/a conidia

71
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Deuteromycetes decomposers help in

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Mineral cycling

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