Fungal Structure & Morphology Flashcards
T or F: both molds and yeast are fungi
T
are molds multi or unicellular
multicellular
how do molds grow
hyphae
are yeast multi or unicellular
unicellular
how do yeast grow
budding
def? mat like network of hyphae
mycelium
def? asexual reproductive elements
conidia
what makes up the mycelium
hyphae and conidia
where are the aerial hyphae located
above the media
where are the vegetative hyphae located
in the media
what kind of hyphae get nutrients
vegetative hyphae
what kind of hyphae have clear doors
septet hyphae
what kind of hyphae contain few doors or none at all
coenocytic hyphae
what kind of hyphae have clamp connections
separated hyphae with clamp connections
what kind of hyphae have spaces
hyphae with arthroconidia and disjunctor cells
are vegetative hyphae reproductive
no
what makes a good specimen (3)
deep, increased polymorphic nucleotides, and decreased epidermis cells
what kind of hyphae have constrictions
pseudohyphae
during sexual reproduction when 2 hyphae come together what do they make
zygospore
what is the infectious point of fungi
spores
what is the most common way of fungal infection (2)
inhalation and skin contact with spores