Fungi

Question 1

What are two reason why fungi are different from plants

Answer 1

Fungi do not have Choloroplast

Fungi does not have cellulose in the cell wall

Question 2

Mycorrhizae is a mutualism if relationship between which?

Fungi and algae
Fungi and animals
Fungi and plants
Fungi and bacteria

Answer 2

Fungi and plants

Question 3

What are Fungi - -

Eukaryotes
Prokaryotes

Answer 3

Eukaryotes

Question 4

What compound do fungi have in their cell walls?

Answer 4

Chitin

Question 5

What medicine was created from a fungus?

Answer 5

Penicillin

Question 6

Why do fungi wait for an animal to brush by or a heavy wind before it releases spores?

Answer 6

They help with dispersal or the transfer of the spores

Question 7

What does fungus undergo when fragmentation occurs?

Answer 7

Asexual reproduction

Question 8

What structure are spores released?

Answer 8

Fruiting Body

Question 9

Rhizoids are most like what part of a plant?

Answer 9

The Roots

Question 10

What is the name for Hyphae that is above ground?

Answer 10

Fruiting body

Question 11

What fungi grows over the surface of any organic material?

Answer 11

Mold

Question 12

What fungi creates fruiting bodies that open DOWNWARD?

Answer 12

Club Fungi

Question 13

What is the term for when two mycelium meet and create a fruiting body?

Answer 13

Sexual reproduction

Question 14

Which fungi is unicellular?

Mold
Sac Fungi
Club fungi
Yeast

Answer 14

Yeast

Question 15

How does Saprophytes mainly obtain energy?

Answer 15

Decomposing dead organisms

Question 16

What fungi reproduces through budding?

Answer 16

Yeast

Question 17

What is the term for an organism that signals something about the environment?

Answer 17

Bioindicator