Mycology Flashcards by User Unknown

Q

saprotroph

A

feeds on dead organisms

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parasite

A

feeds on living organisms

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somatic phase 2 forms

A

molds, yeasts

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macroscopic appearance of yeasts

A

like bacterial colonies

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microscopic appearance of yeasts

A

like bacterial cocci

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natural habitat mode of nutrition

A

saprobic

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animal habitat mode of nutrition

A

parasitic

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natural habitat mode of reproduction

A

sporulation

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animal habitat mode of reproduction

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budding or endospores

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asexual, imperfect stage

A

anamorph

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sexual, perfect stage

A

telomorph

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division which causes rhinosporidiosis

A

Chytridiomycota

i.e. Rhinosporidium seeberii

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colony: white; reverse: golden yellow

A

Microsporum canis

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spindle shaped macroconidia

A

Microsporum

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cigar shaped macroconidia

A

Trichophyton

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colony: white to yellow to pink to red-brown

A

Trichophyton

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club shaped macroconidia

A

Epidermophyton

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colony: khaki-colored with white areas

A

Epidermophyton floccosum

Q

Id reaction associated with?

A

tinea pedis