Chapter 22:Fungi Flashcards
Parasitic
organisms that take in food from a live host and usually cause harm.
Saprophytic
organisms that take in food from dead organic matter.
Stolon
an aerial hyphae that allows the fungus to spread.
Fungi cell walls are made of…
chitin
How do fungi reproduce?
by spores
What are examples of edible fungi?
Truffles
Field Mushroom
Poisonous Fungi
Death Cap
What are Rhizopus?
Saphrophytes of bread,fruits and vegetables.
Appears as black circular patches
Secrete enzymes onto the substances and digested nutrients are absorbed.
Hyphae
provide extra surface area for digestion and absorption
Stolon
Is an aerial hyphae
Allows fungus to spread
Asexual Reproduction
Hyphae grow upwards (sporangiophores) They swell produce sporangium which produce by mitosis burst to release spores Grow new hyphae and mycellium
Sexual Reproduction
Two strains(plus&minus) Two hyphae from different mating strains grow together Swellings form which touch nuclei move to form prometangia Fertilisation forms diploid zygotes Zygote germinates by meiosis Haploid hyphae grows out
Yeast
Unicelluar Saprophytic Cell walls made of chitin Cytoplasm contains many storage vacoules Round/oval cells
How do yeast respire?
Anaerobically by breaking down sugars to make ethanol and carbon dioxide
Alcoholic Ferentation
Glucose=Ethanol+Carbon Dioxide