Lecture 17- Fungi Flashcards

1
Q

Fungi are _____

A

heterotrophs

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2
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heterotroph definition

A

organisms that cannot make their own food and instead eat other organisms for energy and nutrients

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3
Q

types of mushrooms that exist

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  • Decomposer
  • Mutualist
  • Parasite
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4
Q

DIfferent body structures of fungi

A
  • Hypha form
  • Yeast form
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5
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Hyphae definition

A

network of tiny filaments

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6
Q

Chitlin funciton (fungi)

A

prevent cells from bursting when they take in nutrients

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7
Q

Arbuscules definition

A

specialized branching hyphae through which fungi exchange nutrients with plants

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8
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Arbuscules is an example of _____ fungi

A

mutualist

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9
Q

Fungi can produce spores _______ or _______

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asexually or sexually

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10
Q

Hyphae from two mycelia release ____ during sexual reproduction

A

pheromones

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11
Q

When hyphae release pheromones to different mating types:

A

pheromones bind and hyphae fuse

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12
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When hyphae release pheromones to the same mating types:

A

no reproduction

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13
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Advantages of asexual reproduction

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  • faster
  • no need for a mate
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14
Q

when is asexual reproduction most advantageous?

A

when the population has been in the same environment for a long time and is already adapted to that environment (stable)

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15
Q

Zoospores definition

A

flagellated spores (sperm)

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16
Q

Chytrids are _____ and ______

A

decomposers and parasites

17
Q

how would you describe the evolution of spore type in fungi?

A

divergent evolution

18
Q

What are Asci?

A

saclike structure where spore are produced

19
Q

ascocarp definition

A

fruiting body developed during sexual stage (contain asci)

20
Q

Defining feature of ascomycetes

A

asci

21
Q

Lichens are _____ organisms

A

composite

22
Q

Lichens are comprised of

A

a fungus living in a symbiotic relationship with an alga or cyanobacterium

23
Q

Basidiomycetes are

A

mutualists that form mycorrhizae

24
Q

Basidium are

A

specialized structure that produce spores during sexual reproduction

25
Q

Basidiocarps are

A

fruiting body produced by mycelium to reproduce sexually

26
Q

Fungal spores are ____

A

Haploid

27
Q

What is Karyogomy

A

fusion of nuclei

28
Q

What is plasmogamy

A

fusion of hyphae

29
Q

The heterokaryotic stage is produced by _____

A

plasmogamy

30
Q

Karyogamy produces a _____

A

diploid zygote

31
Q

Plasmogamy is the fusion of ____ from different individuals

A

cytoplasm

32
Q

What is a mycelium

A

network of filaments that form the body of a fungus

33
Q

What is the two-step process of fertilization in fungi?

A

the fusion of cells then the fusion of nuclei

34
Q

in fungi, the spore undergoes _____ to produce hyphae, which then form ______

A

mitosis, mycelium

35
Q

What does it mean to be heterokaryotic?

A

two distinct haploid nuclei per cell