communicable diseases #5: fungal diseases Flashcards

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are fungal cells eukaryotic or prokaryotic cells?

A

fungal cells have a nucleus so they are eukaryotic cells

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what is athlete’s foot?

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a rash caused by a fungus that is usually found between people’s toes.

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what does athlete’s foot cause?

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a rash

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where is athlete’s foot found?

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It is often found in communal areas like swimming pool changing rooms or gyms.

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how is athlete’s foot transmitted?

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It is transmitted by touching infected skin or surfaces that have been previously contaminated.

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how is athlete’s foot treated?

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by antifungal medication.

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what causes rose black spot?

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a fungus which infects roses.

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what happens to a plant when a plant is infected with rose black spot?

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It causes black or purple spots on the leaves of roses.

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how does rose black spot affect a plant?

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causes leaves to turn yellow can drop off the plant. This reduces that plant’s ability to photosynthesise and reduces growth.

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how is rose black spot transmitted?

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in air or water, as well as through direct contact by gardeners.

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how is rose black spot treated?

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by using fungicides and by removing and destroying infected leaves.

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