Fungi

Question 1

Coenocytic fungi

Answer 1

Cytoplasm of the hypha is uninterrupted by septum

Question 2

Septic fungi

Answer 2

Have cross septum

Question 3

Dimorphic fungi

Answer 3

The ability to shift from yeast to mold and vice versa

Question 4

Saprobic

Answer 4

Obtain nutrient from dead organic materials

Question 5

Chemoheterotrophic organisms

Answer 5

Absence of photosynthesis and obtain nutrients from organic matters

Question 6

What pH do most fungi grow at?

Answer 6

5.0

Question 7

What temperature do most fungi grow at?

Answer 7

25 Celsius

Question 8

What temperature do pathogenic fungi grow at?

Answer 8

37 Celsius

Question 9

What do fungi store for energy?

Answer 9

Glycogen

Question 10

What does fungi use for immediate energy metabolism?

Answer 10

Glucose and maltose

Question 11

What kind of fungi are not aerobic?

Answer 11

Fermentation yeast

Question 12

Hyphae

Answer 12

Long branching filaments of cells

Question 13

Mycelium

Answer 13

A tangled mass of hyphae visible by unaided eye

Question 14

Sporangiosopres

Answer 14

A sexual spore that is formed within a sac

Question 15

What are other types of spores?

Answer 15

Arthrospores or chlymdospores

Question 16

What are fungal diseases called?

Answer 16

Mycoses

Question 17

What is athlete’s foot and ringworm called when it is affecting us?

Answer 17

Dermatomycoses

Question 18

What is athlete’s foot called?

Answer 18

Tinea pedis

Question 19

What is ringworm called on the body?

Answer 19

Tinea corporis

Question 20

What is ringworm called when on the groin?

Answer 20

Tinea cruris

Question 21

What is ringworm called when on the scalp?

Answer 21

Tinea capitis

Question 22

What is candidiasis called when in the tongue?

Answer 22

Thrush

Question 23

What is candidiasis called when in the hands?

Answer 23

Onchyosis