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INTRODUCTION TO MYCOLOGY Flashcards

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An extremely diverse group of organisms.

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FUNGI

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Generally classified as molds or yeasts

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FUNGI

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Recognized as classic pathogens and environmental saprobes living on nonliving material.

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FUNGI

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Cause mild infections, trigger allergic reactions ( including asthma), and produces serious life-threatening disease.

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FUNGI

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common cause of UTI, and commonly found in dead living materials (e.g.fallen tree)

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YEASTS

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General Characteristics of Fungi

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Eukaryotic which includes yeast, moulds and mushrooms

Lack chlorophyll – main difference with plants that conducts photosynthesis ; can’t perform photosynthesis ; some are parasitic

Obligate aerobes; Neutral pH ; no embryonic stage ; development from spores

Require moisture (growth) ; store food in the form of starch

Exception: Apores and Conidia

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fungi is eukaryotic which includes ____, _____, _____

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yeast, moulds and mushrooms

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fungi lack chlorophyll which is main difference with plants that conducts ______ ; cannot perform _______ ; some are ______

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photosynthesis ; photosynthesis ; parasitic

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9
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fungi have cell wall that contains _____ and _____

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chitin and polysaccharides

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10
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fungi have nuclei that is ______

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very small

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fungi are ____ aerobes ; _____ pH ; no _____ stage ; develop from _____

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Obligate aerobes; Neutral pH ; no embryonic stage ; development from spores

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12
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fungi requires _____ for growth

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moisture

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fungi store food in the form of _____

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starch

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14
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fungi require moistures with the exception of

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apores and conidia (able to survive in dry condition)

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15
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basic element of filamentous fungi with a branched tubular structure, 2-10 um in width.

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hypha

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16
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the web or mat-like structure of hyphae

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mycelium

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17
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entirety of the mycelia and is also called the fungal body or colony.

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fungal thallus

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18
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basic element of the unicellular fungi. Round to oval and 3-10um in diameter.

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yeast

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19
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fungal species that can develop either the yeast or the mycelium form depending on the environment conditions.

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dimorphism

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single vegetative cells

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yeasts

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21
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Smooth, creamy, bacterial-like colony without aerial hyphae

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yeasts

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22
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Similar macroscopic and microscopic morphologies

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yeasts

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23
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Identification of yeast is based on _______

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biochemical testing

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24
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yeasts reproduce by ____ or ____

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budding or fission

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a process where the parent cell enlarges and a septum (wall forms to separate the conidial cell)

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Budding

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26
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budding involve maturation of the bud to an independent ____________ (daughter cell)

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blastoconidium

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27
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fuzzy or wooly appearance because of mycelia.

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Molds

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made up of hyphae

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Mycelia

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many long strands of tube-like structure that forms the molds.

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Hyphae

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30
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hyphae = _____ strand and mycelia = ______ strands

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hyphae = single strand
mycelia = many strands

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2 types of Mycelia

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  1. Aerial Mycelia
  2. Vegetative Mycelia
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extend above the surface of the colony

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Aerial Mycelia

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33
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Responsible for the fuzzy appearance

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Aerial Mycelia

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34
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Support the reproductive structures that produce conidia

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Aerial Mycelia

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35
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Extend downward into the medium to absorb nutrients.

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Vegetative Mycelia

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36
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mycelia microscopic appearance

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  1. antler hyphae
  2. racquet hyphae
  3. spiral hyphae
  4. rhizoids
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37
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Mycelia:Microscopic Appearance

= swollen, branching tips

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Antler Hyphae

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Mycelia:Microscopic Appearance

= enlarged, club-shaped areas

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Racquet Hyphae

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Mycelia:Microscopic Appearance

= tightly coiled

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Spiral Hyphae

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Mycelia:Microscopic Appearance

= rootlike structures; presence and placement can assist with identification

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Rhizoids

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41
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show frequent cross-walls occurring perpendicularly to the outer walls of the hyphae.

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Septate hyphae

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42
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have few cross-walls at irregular intervals

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Sparsely septate hyphae

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43
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absence of septate.

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Aseptate (coenocytic)

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44
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  • Nonpigmented or lightly pigmented
  • Number one that causes pigmentation
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Hyaline (moniliaceous) hyphae

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45
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  • Darkly pigmented because of the presence of melanin in the cell wall
  • Appear dark brown or almost black (due to melanin)
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Phaeoid (dematiaceous) hyphae

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46
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stains to determine hyphal pigmentation

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Gomori Methylene Stain
Fontana-Masson Stain

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47
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All fungal elements appear black.

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Gomori Methelyne Stain

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48
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specifically stains melanin

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fontana-masson stain

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49
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hyphae stains in fontana-masson stain

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Hyaline Hyphae: Pink to Red
Phaeoid Hyphae: Brown

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50
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  • ability of some fungi to exist in two forms (mold or yeast)
  • dependent on growth conditions
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Dimorphism

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51
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Dimorphic Fungi (phases)

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  1. Mold Phase
  2. Yeast Phase (pherule phase or tissue state)
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52
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dimorphic fungi where the organism is grown in (22º to 25º C ) in ambient air conditions

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Mold Phase

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53
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dimorphic fungi seen in vivo; is grown 37ºC with increased CO2

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Yeast Phase (pherule phase or tissue state)

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54
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  • have both yeast and mold forms in the same culture
  • occurs despite growth conditions ( Exophiala spp.)
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Polymorphism

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55
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in reproduction, fungi can reproduce _____ or _____

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asexually (imperfect) or sexually (perfectly)

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56
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asexual reproduction (arrow process)

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Formation of conidia; Conidia contain all the genetic material necessary to create a new fungal colony

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Followed by mitosis

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Spores may be included in the conidia that will travel through air that will stick to moist areas, creating new fungi or mushroom.

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57
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_________ contain all the genetic material necessary to create a new fungal colony

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conidia

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58
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Specialized fruiting structures that carries out asexual reproduction and form conidia.

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Conidiogenous cells

59
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types of Conidiogenous cells

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  1. Phialides
  2. Annelides
60
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vaselike structures that produces phialoconidia

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Phialides

61
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ringed structures that produce annelioconidia

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Annellides

62
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singular form of Arthroconidia

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arthroconidium

63
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  • Another type of conidia, formed by fragmentation of fertile hyphae ( opposed to being formed by conidiogenous cells).
  • Does not bud
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Arthroconidia

64
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sexual reproduction requires joining of the _______

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two compatible nuclei

65
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sexual reproduction is followed by _____

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meiosis

66
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sexual reproduction includes

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Teleomorph, Anamorph and Synanamorphs

67
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a sexual reproduction where fungus that reproduces sexually, producing a fruiting body

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Teleomorph

68
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the sexual reproduction that is the asexual form of teleomorph

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Anamorph

69
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sexual reproduction: an anamorphic strains; producing multiple morphology of distinct anamorph.

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Synanamorphs

70
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4 groups of Fungi

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Glomeromycota
Ascomycota
Basidiomycota
Deuteromycota ( Fungi Imperfecti)

71
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Phylum: Glomeromycota
Order: Mucorales

includes…

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  1. Lichtheimia ( formerly Absidia)
  2. Mucor
  3. Rhizomucor
  4. Rhizopus
72
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Are rapidly growing organisms, normally found in the soil.

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Glomeromycota

73
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Glomeromycota are often _______ pathogens in ________ hosts.

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opportunistic ; immunocompromised

74
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Glomeromycota are produce _____, ________, aerial mycelium

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profuse, gray to white

75
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Glomeromycota is characterized by the presence of _______ and it is a __________ hyphae

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hyaline ; sparsely septate

76
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Glomeromycota - Reproduction

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Asexual Reproduction

77
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The asexual reproduction of glomeromycota is characterized by the presence of _______ and _______

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sporangiophores ; sporangiospores

78
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produced in a structure known as sporangium and is an asexual spores

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sporangiospores

79
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develops from supporting surface termed a sporangiophore

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Sporangium

80
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ascomycota class is: ascomycetes and includes the species

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  1. Microsporum spp.
  2. Tricophyton spp.
  3. Scedosporium boydii
81
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ascomycota is identified based on the characteristic _________

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asexual structures

82
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ascomycota reproduction includes

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ascospores and ascus

83
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sexual spores of Ascomycota; found on ascus

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Ascospores

84
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a saclike structure where Ascospores are formed

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Ascus

85
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only known major pathogen of basidiomycota

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Filobasidiella neoformans

86
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perfect form (telemorph) of cryptococcus neoformans var. neoformans

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Filobasidiella neoformans

87
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Basidiomycetous molds recovered in the laboratory remain _____, complicating the _________ process.

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sterile ; identification

88
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Basidiomycota – Specific Characteristics

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  • Clamp connections
    A portion of the hypha on one side of the septation grows out and connects to the hypha on the other side of the septation.
  • One clue that a mold is a basidiomycete
  • Occurs at the septations in vegetative hyphae
  • Easily visible with light microscopy
89
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Deuteromycota also known as

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Fungi Imperfecti

90
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Contains the largest number of organisms that are causative agents of mycoses
1. cutaneous
2. subcutaneous
3. systemic

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Deuteromycota (Fungi Imperfecti)

91
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In Deuteromycota (Fungi Imperfecti), no mode of reproduction has been identified.

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YES, NONE. HEHE

92
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In Deuteromycota (Fungi Imperfecti) is identified based on characteristic asexual reproductive structures; only ______

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asexual

93
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classification of fungi based on mode of nutrition

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Saprophytic
Parasitic
Symbiotic

94
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classification of fungi based on mode of nutrition by feeding on dead organisms subsets such as rhizopus, penicillum, aspergillus

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Saprophytic

95
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classification of fungi based on mode of nutrition by living on other living organisms such as taphrina, puccinia

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Parasitic

96
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classification of fungi based on mode of nutrition by having interdependent relationship with other species in which both are mutually benefited. such as lichens, mycorrhiza

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Symbiotic

97
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classification of fungi based on spore formation

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Zygomycetes
Ascomycetes
Basidiomycetes
Deuteromycetes

98
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classification of fungi based on spore formation that is formed by fusion of 2 different cells.

zygospores = sexual spores
sporangiospores = asexual spores
septate absent ex. mucor

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Zygomycetes

99
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term for sexual spores in zygomycete

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zygospores

100
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term for asexual spores in zygomycete

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sporangiospores

101
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classification of fungi based on spore formation known as “sac fungi” where they can be coprophilous, decomposers, parasitic or saprophytic.

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Ascomycetes

102
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term for sexual spores in ascomycetes

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Ascospores

103
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In ascomycetes, asexual reproduction occurs by _____ (ex. saccharomyces)

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conidiospores

104
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in basidiomycetes, _____ are the most common and are mostly _________

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mushrooms ; parasitic

105
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in basidiomycetes, sexual reproduction occurs by ______ and asexual reproduction occurs by _____, _____ or ______

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basidiospores ; conidia, budding or fragmentation

106
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deuteromycetes is also known as _____, because they do not follow the regular reproduction cycle as the other fungi.

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imperfect fungi

107
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In deuteromycetes, theres is no _____ production and asexual reproduction occurs by ____ ex. trichoderma

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no sexual reproduction ; conidia

108
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the basic morphological elements of fungi

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Hypha
Mycelium
Yeast Form
Pseudomycelium

109
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non filamentous, unicellular fungi, typically spherical or oval.

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Yeasts

110
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formed as a white powdery coating in fruits and leaves

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yeast

111
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yeast that undergo fission, divide evenly into 2 new cells. ex. schizosaccharomyces

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Fission Yeast

112
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yeast that undergo budding divides ________ ex. saccharomyces

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budding yeast ; unevenly

113
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In budding, the parent cells forms a _____ (bud) on its outer surface. As the bud elongates, the parents cell’s nucleus _____ and one nucleus migrate into the _____.

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protuberance ; divides ; bud

114
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1 yeast cell can product up to ___ daughter cells

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115
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short chain of cells resulting from buds that fail to detach themselves.

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Pseudohypha

116
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all fungi are _____ requires organic chemical substances for energy and carbon

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chemoheterotrophs

117
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fungi are aerobic or ______

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facultatively anaerobic

118
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described as vegetative structures because they are composed of the cells involved in catabolism and growth.

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Fungal colonies

119
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consists of long filaments of cells joined together; these filaments are called _____

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thallus (body) of a mold/fleshy fungus ; hyphae

120
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In most molds, the hyphae contain cross-walls called ___ which divide them into distinct uninucleate cell-like units and these hyphae are called ______

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septa ; septate hyphae

121
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are hyphae with no septa and appear as long, continous cells with many nuclei.

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coenocytic hyphae

122
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grow by elongating at the tips

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hyphae

123
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each part of _____ is capable of growth and when a fragment breaks off, it can elongate to form a new hypha. In the lab, fungi are grown from fragments obtained from a _____

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hyphae ; fungal thallus

124
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portion of hyphae that obtains nutrient

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vegetative hyphae

125
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hyphae that is for reproduction

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reproductive or aerial hyphae

126
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filamentous mass visible to the naked eye

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mycelium

127
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_____ along with bacteria found in soil are the primary decomposers of organic matter.

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fungi

128
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fungi are multicellular organisms except

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yeast

129
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4 types of fungi

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Primitive Fungi
Sac Fungi
Bread Molds
Club Fungi

130
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aquatic, with flegellated spores. some are decomposers some are parasitic.

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Primitive Fungi

131
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example of sac fungi that form a reproductive sac or ascus.

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yeasts, some mold, truffles

132
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found in spoiled food. they form zygospores during reproduction

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bread molds

133
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have fruiting bodies that one club-shaped which includes mushrooms, puffball, shelf fungi

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club fungi

134
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fungi are _________; they absorb _____ and not ingesting like animals

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chemoheterotrophs ; nutrients

135
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nutritional adaptation of fungi

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  • usually grow better in pH 5
  • almost all molds are aerobic, yeasts are facultative anaerobe
  • most grow in high sugar or salt solution
  • can grow on subsets with very low moisture content
  • require less nitrogen that bacteria
  • capable of metabolizing complex carbohydrates such as lignin (wood)
136
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father of mycology, an italian botanist

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pier antonio micheli

137
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disease caused by fungi

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mycoses

138
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KOH prep ____, _____, _____ examined for both yeast and/or hyphae

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skin, hair, nail

139
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all specimen types can be ______ and it can only reliably detect yeast by _____

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gram stain

140
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primarily used for CSF for detection of cryptococcus neoformans and C. gattii

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India Ink

141
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takes place with the help of spores called conidia or zoospores (motile) or sporangiospores (flagellated)

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asexual reproduction

142
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aplanospores

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non-motile

143
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occurs by ascospores, basidiospores and oospores.

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Sexual Reproduction

144
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vegetative reproduction in fungi takes place by

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budding, fission and fragmentation

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