C5

Question 1

Algae produce energy by

Answer 1

photosynthesis.

Question 2

are an important source of food, iodine, fertilizers, emulsifiers, and stabilizers and gelling agents for jams and culture media.

Answer 2

Algae

Question 3

are non-photosynthetic, eukaryotic organisms.

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Protozoa

Question 3

one genus of algae, is a very rare cause
of human infections

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Prototheca

Question 4

Protozoa do not have cell walls, but some possess a thickened cell membrane called, which serves
the same purpose – protection.

Answer 4

CYST

Question 5

A typical protozoan life cycle has two stages

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trophozoite and a cyst

Question 6

is the motile, feeding, dividing stage

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trophozoite

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is the nonmotile, dormant, survival stage

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cyst

Question 8

The study of fungi is called

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mycology

Question 9

scientists who
study fungi are called

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mycologists

Question 10

Fungal cell walls contain a polysaccharide called

Answer 10

Chitin

Question 11

Some fungi are unicellular, while others grow as filaments called

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hyphae

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Hyphae intertwine to form a mass called a

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mycelium

Question 13

There are two general categories of spores

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*Sexual spores
*Asexual spores (also called conidia)

Question 14

Individual yeast cells, also referred to as

• can be observed only using a microscope

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blastospores or blastoconidia

Question 15

Yeasts usually reproduce by

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budding

Question 16

A string of elongated buds is known as a

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pseudohypha
(not really a hypha)

Question 17

are often seen in water and soil and growing on food.

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Moulds

Question 18

Moulds produce cytoplasmic filaments called

Answer 18

hyphae

Question 19

extend above the surface of
whatever the mould is growing on

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Aerial hyphae

Question 20

hyphae grow beneath the surface

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Vegetative

Question 21

are fungal infections of the
outermost areas of the human bodyhair, nails, and
epidermis.

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Superficial mycoses

Question 21

are fungal infections of the living
layer of the skin, the dermis.

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Cutaneous mycoses

Question 22

are fungal infections of the
dermis and underlying tissues (e.g., Madura foot).

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Subcutaneous mycoses

Question 23

are fungal infections of the
internal organs of the body.

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Systemic mycoses

Question 24

When grown in vitro at body temperature dimorphic fungi grow as yeasts and produce yeast
colonies.

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(37C)

Question 25

When grown in vitro at room temperature, dimorphic fungi exist as moulds, producing mould
colonies.

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(25C)

Question 26

Lichens and slime moulds are classified as

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protists