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Fungi are essential for the well-being of most terrestrial ecosystems because

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they break down organic material and recycle vital nutrients

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Fungi are _____ trophs

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Heterotrophs

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Fungi use _______ to break down a large variety of complex molecules into smaller organic compounds.

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enzymes

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2 most common body structures of Fungi

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Multicellular filaments and single cells (yeast)

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5
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Known as the intermediary between plants and animals

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Fungi

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Diverse lifestyes of Fungi

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Decomposers/saphrophytes, parasites, mutualists

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7
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Morphology of multicellular fungi enhances ability to

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absorb nutrients

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8
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Networks of branched hyphae

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Mycelia

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What are mycelia adapted for

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absorption

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10
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Fungi cell walls are made of _____

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Chitin

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11
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thread-like filaments that make up body of fungi

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hyphae

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Fungi that have hyphae divided into cells/walls by septa

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Septate fungi

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13
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Fungi that lack septa

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Coenocytic fungi

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14
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Penetrate tissues of host/ cause diseases

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Haustoria

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15
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Mutually beneficial symbiotic relationships between fungi and plant roots

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Mycorrhizae

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16
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Reproduction used by Fungi

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asexual and sexual

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17
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Sexual signaling molecules used by Fungi to communicate mating type

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Pheromones

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18
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union of two parent hyphae

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Plasmogamy

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19
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Mycelium where haploid nuclei of each parent fungus coexist before fusing

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heterokaryon

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20
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Haploid nuclei of parent fungi pair off 2 to a cell

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Dikaryotic

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21
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Haploid nuclei fuse, produce diploid cells

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Karyogamy

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22
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Produce haploid spores by mitosis, form visible mycelia

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Molds

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23
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Yeasts reproduce ________

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asexually

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24
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Reproduce asexually by budding

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yeasts

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25
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Mold that decomposes food

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Penicillum

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26
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common yeast

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Saccharomyces cervisiae

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27
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Fungi and animals evolved from a common ____________ unicellular ancestor

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flagellated

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exhibit great diversity of life histories

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zygomycetes

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live in marine, freshwater and terrestrial habitats

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Ascomycetes

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Commonly called sac fungi

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Ascomycetes

31
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Morchella esculenta, Tuber melanosporum

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Ascomycetes examples

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Asexual spores in ascomycetes

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conidia

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A model organism with a well studied genome

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Neurospora

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include mushrooms, puffballs, and shelf fungi, mutualists and plant parasites

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Basidomycetes

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also called club fungi

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Basidomycetes

36
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Fungi play key roles in ______ cycling, ________ interactions and _______ welfare

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nutrient, ecological, human

37
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Fungi are ____________

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decomposers

38
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Preform essential recycling of chemical elements between the living and nonliving world

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Decomposers

39
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Fungi form ___________ relationships with many species

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mutualistic relationships

40
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Live symbiotically in plant roots and important in natural ecosystems and agriculture

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Mycorrhizae

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live inside leaves or other plant parts

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endophytes

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make toxins that deter herbivores and defend against pathogens

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endophytes

43
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Fungi are found inside digestive systems of

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cows and other grazing animals

44
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Many species of ___ and _____ use digestive power of fungi

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ants and termites

45
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symbiotic association between photosynthetic microorganism and a fungus

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Lichen

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Most often an ascomycete

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Fungal component of lichen

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Occupy an inner layer below lichen’s surface

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algae or cyanobacteria

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Are important pioneers on new rock and soil surfaces and are pioneer organisms in ecological succession

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Lichens

49
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About 30% of fungal species are

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Parasites/Pathogens

50
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General term for fungal infection

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Mycosis

51
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Genetic research on fungi is leading to applications in ________

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Biotechnology

52
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Chytridiomycota

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flagellated spores

53
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Resistant zygosporangium as sexual stage (can go dormant)

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Zygomycota

54
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Sexual spores born internally in sacs, produce vast number of asexual spores

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Ascomycota

55
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elaborate fruiting body containing many basidia that produce sexual spores

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Basidiomycota

56
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Molds produce _______ asexually by ________

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spores, mitosis

57
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Fungi produce _______ through asexual and sexual life cycles

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Spores

58
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saclike structure that gives ascomycete its name

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ascus

59
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primarily found in aquatic environments

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chytrids

60
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separation of mycelium into fragments that give rise to new mycelium

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fragmentation

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Life cycle of fungi

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haplontic life cycle, w/ brief period of diploid period where zygote develops

62
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Apothecium

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bowl shaped ascocarp

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Cleistothecium

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spherical shaped ascocarp

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Perithecium

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flask shaped ascocarp

65
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Reproduce both sexually and asexually

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Ascomycetes

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