Fungi Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name for the study of fungi?

A

Mycology

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2
Q

How do fungi obtain nutrients?

A

Absorption from dead or decomposing matter.

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3
Q

What do fungi produce for survival during environmental change?

A

Spores

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4
Q

What is the name for ‘true’ fungi?

A

Eumycota

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5
Q

What is in cell membranes instead of cholesterol?

A

Etgosterol

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6
Q

Cell walls are ___ and ___.

A

Thick and rigid

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7
Q

In mutualistic relations, what are the roles of animals and fungi?

A

Animals provide nutrients and and protection and fungi provide food.

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8
Q

Which component of plants can fungi break down that very few organisms can?

A

Lignin

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9
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In mutualistic relations, or mycorrhizae, what are the roles of plants and fungi?

A

Plants provide carbon from photosynthesis and fungi provide minerals.

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10
Q

What are hyphae?

A

Long threadlike structures that fungi exist as during their vegetative state.

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11
Q

What separates hyphae to allow flow of nutrients?

A

Perforated septa

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12
Q

How do fungi carry out sexual reproduction?

A

Fusion of hyphae.

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13
Q

How do fungi carry out asexual reproduction?

A

Fruiting bodies form to release spores.

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