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General Characteristics Flashcards

1
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These are single vegetative cells that has a smooth, creamy, and bacteria-like colony.

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Yeast

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2
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What is the mode of reproduction for yeast?

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Budding

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3
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These are multicellular vegetative cell that has a fuzzy or wholly appearance.

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Molds

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4
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What causes the appearance of molds?

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Mycelia

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5
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Identify the part of hyphae:

Extends beyond the surface.

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Aerial mycelia

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6
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These are long strands of tube-like structures that composes the mycelium (mycelia).

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Hyphae

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7
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Identify the part of hyphae:

Extend downward.

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Vegetative mycelia

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8
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Identify the part of hyphae:

Support reproductive structures that produces conidia.

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Aerial mycelia

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9
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Identify the part of hyphae:

Absorb water and nutrients.

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Vegetative mycelia

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10
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What type of hyphae has frequent cross walls?

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Septate hyphae

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11
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What type of hyphae has few cross walls with irregular intervals?

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Sparsely septate hyphae

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12
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What do you call the absence of septations?

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Aseptate (actually: sparsely septate)

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13
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Identify the microscopic appearances found in molds:

Swollen, branching tips (“moose antlers”)

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Antler hyphae

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14
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Identify the microscopic appearances found in molds:

Enlarged, club-shaped areas

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Racquet hyphae

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15
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Identify the microscopic appearances found in molds:

Tight-coils

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Spiral hyphae

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16
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Identify the microscopic appearances found in molds:

Comb-like

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Pectinate bodies

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17
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Identify the microscopic appearances found in molds:

Root-like

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Rhizoids

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18
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Identify the identification for pigmentation:

Nonpigmented or lightly pigmented

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Hyaline hyphae (monoliaceous)

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19
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Identify the identification for pigmentation:

Darkly pigmented

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Phaeoid hyphae (dematiaceous)

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20
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What contributes to the pigment of hyphae?

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Melanin

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21
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What stain makes all fungal elements appear black?

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Gomori methylene stain

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22
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What stain specifically stains melanin?

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Fontana-Masson stain

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23
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When staining with Fontana-Masson stain, what color will be produced if there is a phaeoid hyphae?

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Brown

24
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When staining with Fontana-Masson stain, what color will be produced if there is a hyaline hyphae?

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Pink to red

25
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Enumerate two identification markers that uses pigmentation as a characteristic.

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  1. Hyaline hyphae
  2. Phaeoid hyphae
26
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What refers to the ability of fungi to exist in two forms, dependent on growth condition?

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Dimorphism

27
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What dimorphic state is seen in vivo in growth conditions at 37℃ with ↑concentration of CO2?

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Yeast (tissue) phase

28
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What dimorphic state is in growth conditions at room temp. (22-25℃) with ambient air?

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Mold phase

29
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What refers to the ability of fungi to exist in yeast and mold form in same culture?

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Polymorphism

30
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What type of reproduction results in the formation of conidia following mitosis?

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Asexual reproduction

30
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What type of reproduction results in the formation of conidia following mitosis?

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Asexual reproduction

31
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What type of reproduction requires the joining of 2 compatible nuclei, followed by meiosis?

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Sexual reproduction

32
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What contains all the genetic material necessary to create a new fungal colony?

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Conidia

33
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What are the specialized fruiting structures that carry out asexual reproduction?

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Conidiogenous cells

34
Q

Identify the conidiogenous cell:

Vase-like structures

A

Phialides

35
Q

Identify the conidiogenous cell:

Ringed structures

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Annelides

36
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What conidia results from the fragmentation of fertile hyphae?

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Arthroconidia

37
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What do you call a fungus that reproduces sexually?

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Teleomorph

38
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Enumerate 2 results of conidia formation.

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  1. Macroconidia (large, multi-celled)
  2. Microconidia (small, single-celled)
39
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What do you call the asexual form of a teleomorph?

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anamorph

40
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What do you call the asexual strains (>1 anamorph in 1 teleomorph) present in the same teleomorph?

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Synanamorph

41
Q

Identify the specialized sexual spores:

  • sac fungi
  • Contained in sac-like ascus.
A

Ascospore

42
Q

Identify the specialized sexual spores:

  • conjugation fungi
  • large spore with thick wall
  • fusion of two identical cells
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Zygospore

43
Q

Identify the specialized sexual spores:

  • club fungi
  • spores produced in a basidium
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Basidiospore

44
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What is the point of attachment in a basidiospore?

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Sterigma

45
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What is the point of attachment in a basidiospore?

A

Sterigma

46
Q

Identify the fungi group:

“Zygomycota” or “Glomerulomycota”

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Mucorales

47
Q

Identify the fungi group:

morphology: gray-white aerial mycelium with hyaline, sparsely septate hyphae

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Mucorales

48
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Identify the fungi group:

  • 50% of all named fungi
A

Ascomycota

49
Q

Identify the fungi group:

reproduction: sexual; production of
ascospored within ascus

A

Ascomycota

50
Q

Identify the fungi group:

reproduction: asexual; produces
sporangiospores

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Mucorales

51
Q

Identify the fungi group:

presence of clamp connection

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Basidiomycota

52
Q

Identify the fungi group:

contains largest number of clinically
significant agents of mycoses

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Fungi Imperfecti

53
Q

Identify the fungi group:

  • no mode of reproduction
A

Fungi Imperfecti

54
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What are the asexual spores produced from sporangium?

A

sporangiospores

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