fungi Flashcards
zygomycota
do they have septae
where do they dwell
reproduce sexually/asexually?
what is a classical example
zygomycota
coenocytic and land-dwelling and have very few septae
and reprdouce sexually
bread-mold
basidiomycota
what are they shaped like?
what do they love to decompose
what is haploid for them
what are famous members?
club-shaped fungi and known for haploid basidiospores and love of decomposing wood.
mushrooms
- ascomycota
- are they saprobic
- with who they are symbiotic
- what are they producing sexually
- what are famous members
- ascomycota
- saprobic fungi
- sybotic with lichen
- sexual ascopores, contained in sacs
- yeasts and mildews
lichen
symbiotic with who?
who are the fungal hyphae belonging to?
who is the symbiont and what do they provide each other with.
symbiotic association of photosyntehtic organisms
grouped together with fungal hyphae from an ascomycete. The algae member tends to be chlorophyte or cyanobacteria. and provide each with sugar from photosynthesis and other one gives water and protection.
molds
do they grow fast
are they sexual or asexual
what is deuteromycota
aseuxal
quick-growing
deuteromycota means imperfect fungi
yeast
are they multicellular
asexual or sexual
what causes yeast infection in humans
Candida
unicellular
asexual or sexual
