Fungi 🍄

Question 1

• eukaryotic
  -heteratroph -use extracellular digestion (excrete enzymes and absorb nutrients )
• cell wall made or chitin
• some unicellular( e.g., yeast )
• most multicellular

Answer 1

Kingdom fungi

Question 2

Where are fungi found ?

Answer 2

EVERYWHERE

-air, water, soil
-people (athlete’s foot, yeast infection, ringworm )
- foods (bread-yeas, cheese, mushrooms )

Question 3

Hyphae are

Answer 3

Threadlike filaments (one cell thick)

Question 4

What are hyphae above the ground called ?

Answer 4

Fruiting body

Question 5

Above the ground, produce reproductive spores

Answer 5

Fruiting Body

Question 6

What are Hyphae below the ground called ?

Answer 6

Mycelium

Question 7

A network of hyphae below the ground

Answer 7

Mycelium

Question 8

What are the 3 feeding relationships of fungi ?

Answer 8

Decomposers, parasitism, and mutualism

Question 9

What fungi relation recycle nutrients

Answer 9

Decomposers

Question 10

What fungi feeding relationship cause corn smit, mildews, yeast infections, athlete’s food , ringworm, etc

Answer 10

Parasitism

Question 11

What fungi feedin relationship is a type of symbiotic relationship where all species involved beneit from their interactions.

Answer 11

mutualism

Question 12

fungi reproduction that is through fragmentation ( hyphae break off and grow new mycelia) or budding

Answer 12

asexual reproduction

Question 13

fungi reproduction that is through spores produced by fruiting body

Answer 13

sexual reproduction