Fungi Flashcards

1
Q

we are responsible for knowing the sac fungi and club fungi. What is th synapomorphy for these two?

A

dikaryon stage;

septate hyphae

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2
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mycorrhiza are an example of

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mutualism

Mycorrhiza is a symbiotic relationship between a plant and a fungus that lives in the plant’s roots.

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3
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fungi can reproduce both

A

sexually and asexually

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4
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both sac fungi and club fungi have a dikaryon stage in their sexual life cycles. Where are the sexual spores in sac fungi vs club fungi?

A

sac fungi: in sacs called asci

club fungi: on a pedestal(a club)

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5
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Fungi produce spores which are

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single cells that are typically haploid and undergo repeated rounds of mitosis to make a multciellar haploid structure.

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6
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the ignition of spore division is called

A

germination

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7
Q

most of a fungi life is spent

A

underground

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8
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fungi have no morphological distinction between female and male structure. how do we distinguish them?

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we distinguish by mating type, either plus(+) or minus(-)

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9
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can individuals of the same mating type mater togehter

A

no

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10
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fungi have a unique life cycle stage called a dikaryon. It is neither ______(1). Describe this step

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(1) haploid or diploid

when cells of two mating types fuse, only their cytoplasm fuses initially(plasmogamy), but the nuclei remain unfused for an extended period of time

we say that its ploidy is n + n

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11
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karyogamy is also known as

A

fertilization

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12
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talk about the ploidy of cells before, between and after pasmogamy and karyogamy

A

TWO HAPLOID CELLS

plasmogamy

1 DIKARYOTIC CELL

karyogamy

1 DIPLOID CELL`

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13
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are spores always haploid?

A

yes

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14
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Are there multiple ways to make spores?

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yes, mitosis and meiosis

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15
Q

Asexual reproduction of fungi

are they always haploid or diploid?

do they only undergo mitosis or meiosis?

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always haploid

only mitosis

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16
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what is the process of sexual reproduction of fungi

A

Haploid

PLASMOGAMY

eukaryotic

KARYOGAMY

diploid

MEIOSIS

haploid

MITOSIS

17
Q

what are the roles of mitosis and meiosis in fungi?

A

meiosis is used to make a spore producing structure

mitosis is used to actually make the spores

18
Q

each spore can develop

A

into a new fungus

19
Q

in order for sexual reproduction to occur what needs to happen?

A

two hyphae of different mating types need to come close enough to each other

20
Q

what part of the fungi is above ground

A

fruiting structure

21
Q

Ascomycota is

A

sac fungi

bakers yeast is part of this group
lichens

22
Q

Basidiomycota is

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club fungi

have mushrooms as their fruiting structure

they are saprobic meaning they live in environments that are rich in organic matter but low in oxygen

23
Q

is the fruiting structure mostly haploid, diploid, or eukaryotic.

A

dikaryotic

24
Q

what is something that is present in sac fungi but absent in club fungi

A

spore producing structure

use meiosis to right away make the spores