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LEC1 - intro to mycology Flashcards

1
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are fungi eukaryotic?

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yes

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2
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cell structure of Bacteria

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prokaryotic

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3
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diameter size of Fungi

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> 5 um

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4
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Diameter size of bacteria

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<2 um

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5
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Cell Wall Composition of fungi

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Chitins,
Glucans,
Mannans and
other polysaccharides

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6
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cell wall composition of bacteria

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Teichoic Acid,
Peptidoglycan Layer,
Muramic Acid

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7
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do fungi has sterols on its cytoplasmic membrane

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yes, they have

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8
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a fungi-like bacteria that has sterol on its cytoplasmic membrane

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mycoplasma

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9
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anti-fungal medicines are acting on ____’s fungi to disrupt cellular components of fungi

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sterol

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10
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purpose of spores on fungi

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for reproduction

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11
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purpose of spores on bacteria

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survival

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12
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the metabolism of fungi requires what element

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carbon

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13
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way of reproduction of fungi

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Sexual/Asexual

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14
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way of reproduction of bacteria

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Binary Fission

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15
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Gas Growth Requirement of fungi

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Obligate/Facultative Aerobe

needed oxygen for growth

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16
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Groups of Fung

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yeast, molds, dimorphic fungi

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17
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size of fungi

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  • 2-6 um
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18
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appearance of yeast’s colonies on media

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Moist creamy opaque/pasty
smooth with regular edge
colonies on media

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19
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culture media of yeast

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Sabouraud Dextrose Agar
and Blood agar plates

SDA/BAP media

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20
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yeast may look like which bacteria

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Staphylococci

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21
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yeasts examples

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Candida albicans,
Cryptococcus neoformans

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22
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to confirm if the organism is a bacteria or a yeast, we must perform ___

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microscopic examination

– look for tapered edge and much bigger

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23
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are Candida albicans and Cryptococcus neoformans opportunistic fungi and can cause infection?

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yes

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24
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are Filamentous fungi

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Molds

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25
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a group of hyphae is called as _____

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mycelium

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26
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a branching structure of molds that is for absorbing nutrients from media

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hyphae

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27
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appearance of colonies of molds in media

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Fluffy/cottony/wooly/velvety or
sometimes powdery colonies

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28
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molds, Microscopically contains

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hypha/hyphae (mukhang buntot yan sila )

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29
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a type of fungi wherein it Exhibits both yeast and mold form

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Dimorphic Fungi

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30
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a type of fungi that is pathogenic

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dimorphic fungi

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31
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dimorphic fungi’s form, whether in filamentous or yeast form, is based on temperature.

what is the required temperature for the filamentous/mold form of dimorphic fungi to form

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25-30 * C

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32
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dimorphic fungi’s form whether it will be in filamentous or yeast form is based on temperature.

what is the required temperature for the yeast form of dimorphic fungi to form

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35 - 37 * C

remember na yeast ang gamit sa pagbe-bake, diba mainit un? so ung mas malaking temperature ang YEAST form

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33
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example of dimorphic fungi

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Blastomyces dermatitidis
Coccidioides immitis
histoplasma capsulatum

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34
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Types of Hyphae

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  1. Based on Location in Culture Media
  2. Based on pigmentation
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35
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hyphae Based on Location in Culture Media

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aerial hyphae
vegetative hyphae

36
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hyphae Based on Pigmentation

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  • Hyaline Hyphae/Moniliaceous
  • Dematiaceous Hyphae
37
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Forms of Hyphae

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  1. Septate Hyphae (molds)
  2. Aseptate Hyphae (molds)
  3. Pseudohyphae (yeast cells)
38
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Aseptate Hyphae is also called as

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coenocytic hyphae

39
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the fuzzy appearance of colonies with hyphae is because of

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aerial mycelia/hyphae that has spores

40
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a hyphae that anchors the colonies in the media as well as to absorb the nutrients

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vegetative hyphae

41
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this kind of hyphae according to pigmentation is clear unless stained

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Hyaline Hyphae/Moniliaceous

42
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this kind of hyphae according to pigmentation has melanin content making the hyphae or fungi appears darker

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Dematiaceous Hyphae (brown or black)

43
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can we stain our Dematiaceous Hyphae be stained using Lacto-phenol cotton blue (LPCB)

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nope, it will not penetrate the hyphae to stain.

44
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Forms of Hyphae

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  1. Septate Hyphae
  2. Aseptate Hyphae
  3. Pseudohyphae
45
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this form of hyphae has cross walls

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septate hyphae

46
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this form of hyphae has no cross walls

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Aseptate Hyphae

47
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this form of hyphae are yeast cells that elongates due to prolong incubation

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pseudohyphae

48
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Reproduction of Fungi; what are the asexual reproduction

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  • Arthrospores
  • Chlamydospores
  • Sporangiospores
  • Conidiospores
  • Blastospores
49
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Reproduction of Fungi; what are the sexual reproduction

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  • Zygospores
  • Ascospores
  • Basidiospores
50
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2 stages of sexual reprodiuction

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plasmogamy
karyogamy

51
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plasmogamy is a fusion of

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cells

52
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karyogamy is a fusion of

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nucleus

53
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a type of asexual reproduction wherein the hyphae are fragmented forming arthroconidia

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arthrospores

54
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arthrospores

fungi examples

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Trichosporon
Geotrichum
coccidiosis spp

55
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a type of asexual reproduction wherein a rounding of hyphae occurs

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Chlamydospores

56
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a rounding of hyphae at the top or end is called as

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terminal chlamydospores

57
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a rounding of hyphae at the middle is called as

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intercalary Chlamydospores

58
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A
59
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a rounding of hyphae at the peripheral is called as

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sessile Chlamydospores

60
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example of fungi that has Chlamydospores

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candida albicans

61
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a type of asexual reproduction wherein the spores are enclosed inside a sac

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Sporangiospores

62
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Sporangiospores

the spores are enclosed inside the sac called as

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sporangium

63
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example of fungi that has Sporangiospores

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mucorales
Rhizopus

64
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a type of asexual reproduction of fungi wherein the spores are freely open in the environment and looking like a pamaypay

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Conidiospores

65
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a structure of fungi that supports the Conidiophore

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phialides

66
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fungi that uses Conidiospores as reproduction

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Conidiospores
aspergillus

67
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a type of asexual reproduction wherein a budding from the mother cells occur

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Blastospores

68
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a sexual reproduction of fungi wherein there’s a fusion of similar morphological fungi

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Zygospores

69
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a sexual reproduction of fungi wherein there’s a fusion of similar or dissimilar cells and the spores are enclosed in a sac called ASCUS

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Ascospores

70
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a sexual reproduction of fungi wherein it usually occurs in mushroom consist of basidium and sterigmata

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Basidiospores

71
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it supports the reproduction of Basidiospores

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sterigmata

72
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Other Types of Hyphal Structures

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  1. Favic/Anthler
  2. Nodular Organs
  3. Racquet
  4. Spiral
  5. Rhizoid
73
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Other Types of Hyphal Structure that looks like an antler or sungay

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favic/antler

74
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favic/antler hyphae are seen in what fungi

A

trichophyton schoenleinii

75
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Other Types of Hyphal Structure wherein in the middle of the hyphae has a formation of nodular organs

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Nodular Organs

76
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Nodular Organs are seen in what fungi

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microsporum canis

77
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Other Types of Hyphal Structure wherein it looks like a raketa

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Racquet

78
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racquet hyphal structure are seen in what fungi

A

epidermophyton flocossum

79
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spiral hyphal structure are seen in what fungi

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trichophyton mentagrophytes

80
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rhizoids hyphal structure are seen in what fungi

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rhizopus

81
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Forms of Conidia

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  • Macroconidia
  • Microconidia
82
Q

2 classification of thallophyta

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algae (chlorophyll)
fungi (no chlorophyll)

83
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algae (chlorophyll) 2 classes

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zygomycetes
ascomycetes

84
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fungi (no chlorophyll)

classes

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basidiomycetes
deuteromycetes

85
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A

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