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1
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Nostoc is (filamentous/colonial)?

A

Filamentous

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2
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Under unfavorable conditions, bacteria reproduce through?

A

Spores

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3
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Bacteria found in salty areas are?

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Halophiles

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4
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_____ are chief producers of the oceans.

A

Diatoms

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5
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Under suitable conditions, slime moulds form an aggregation called ______ which may grow and spread over several feet.

A

Plasmodium

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Marine forms of Amoeboid protozoans have ______ on their surface.

A

Silica shells

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7
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Example of flagellated protozoan?

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Trypanosoma

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8
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Asexual reproduction in fungi takes place through spores called _____ or ________ or _______

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Conidia, sporangiospores, zoospores

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9
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Asexual reproduction in phycomycetes take place through _____ & _____. These are ________ produced.

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Zoospores (motile), aplanospores (non motile), endogenously

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10
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3 examples of phycomycetes?

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Mucor, albugo (parasitic mustard fungi), rhizopus

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Asexual spores of ascomycetes are called ______ and are produced _______ on special mycelium called ______.

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Conidia, exogenously, conidiophores

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Sexual spores of ascomycetes are called _______ and are produced ______ on sac like ______ which are arranged in fruiting bodies called ____.

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Ascospores, endogenously, asci, ascocarps

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5 Examples of ascomycetes?

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Yeast, penicillium, aspergillus, neurospora, calviceps

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In basidiomycetes, the spores are called _____ which are produced _______ on ______ which are arranged in fruiting bodies called ______.

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Basidiospores, exogenously, basidium, basidiocarps

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15
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3 examples of basidiomycetes?

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Agaricus, ustilago (smut fungi), puccinia (wheat rust fungi)

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3 examples of deuteromycetes?

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Trichoderma, alternaria, colletotrichum

17
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Bacteriophages have their genetic material as?

A

Double stranded DNA

18
Q

No virus contains both ____ and ___

A

DNA and RNA

19
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Viruses that infect plants have their genetic material as?

A

Single stranded RNA

20
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Viruses that infect animals can have their genetic material as?

A

Single or double stranded RNA or double stranded DNA

21
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The protein coat of viruses is called ____ and its subunits are called _____ which protects the ____.

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Capsid, capsomeres, nucleic acid/genetic material.

22
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Viroids have free ____. They also lack ____ that is present in viruses.

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RNA, protein coat/capsid.

23
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Prions are _____ in size to viruses. (Similar/smaller/larger)?

A

Similar

24
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Example of an infection caused by viroids?

A

Potato spindle tuber disease

25
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Prions are ____________ protein.

A

Abnormally folded