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1
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What is the fungus cell type?

A

eukaryotic

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2
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Are fungi multi or uni cellular?

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either

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3
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What is fungus reproduction?

A

asexual or sexual

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4
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How do fungi obtain nutrition?

A

heterotroph

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5
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What are fungus cell walls composed of?

A

chitin

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6
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Give examples of saprophytic fungi

A

molds, mushrooms, yeast

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7
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Give examples of parasitic fungi

A

downy mildews, rust

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8
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Give examples of mutualistic fungi

A

mycorrhiza, lichen

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9
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What is budding?

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growth on one organism creates a new organism. asexual

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10
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what is fragmentation?

A

pieces break off one organism to make a new organism. asexual

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11
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what is spore production?

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spores from one organism evolves into a new organism or spores from a different organism goes to another organism to produce a new organism. asexual or sexual

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12
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what is the order of the 8 levels of classification

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domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus , and species.
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13
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what are viruses made of

A

DNA/RNA and a protein capsid

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14
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what is bacteria made of

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15
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what characteristics prove viruses are nonliving?

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don’t respirate, don’t move, don’t grow

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16
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what are the steps of lytic cycle?

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  1. attachment
  2. entry
  3. replication
  4. assembly
  5. lysis and release
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17
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what are the steps of the lysogenic cycle?

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  1. attachment
  2. provirus
  3. cell division
  4. environmental stimulus activates
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18
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what is round bacteria called?

A

coccus

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19
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what is spiral bacteria called?

A

spirillum

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20
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what is rod bacteria called?

21
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what is chain bacteria called?

22
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what is clump bacteria called?

23
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what is paired bacteria called?

24
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are bacteria eukaryotic or prokaryotic?

A

prokaryotes

25
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are archaea eukaryotic or prokaryotic?

A

prokaryotes

26
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what are bacteria cell walls composed of?

A

peptidoglycan

27
Q

what are the reproduction methods for bacteria and archaea?

A

binary fission
conjugation

28
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how are bacteria/archaea helpful?

A

decomposers
nitrogen fixers

29
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how are bacteria/archaea harmful?

A

can be pathogens

30
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what are fungi cell walls composed of?

31
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what is the fruiting body?

A

reproductive portion

32
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what is hyphae?

A

stringy stuff

33
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what is mycelium?

A

hyphae underground

34
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what are zygomycetes?

A

produce zygospores (spores with zygot)

35
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what are ascomycota?

A

cupshapes where zygotes form

36
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what are basidiomycota?

A

club shaped spore holder

37
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what are deuteromycota?

A

reproduction is unknown

38
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what are saprobes?

A

organisms that decay organic matter

39
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how do plant-like protists reproduce?

40
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examples of beneficial and harmful plant-like protists

A

harmful: red tide
beneficial: phydoplankton

41
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examples of beneficial and harmful animal-like protists

A

beneficial: trichonympha, zooplankton
harmful: plasmodium, trypanosoma

42
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examples of fungus-like protists

A

slime and water molds

43
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how can bacteria obtain energy?

A

photoautotroph
chemoautotroph
heterotroph
photoheterotroph

44
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what adaptation do bacteria have?

45
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what is the order of categories for humans?

A

eukarya
animalia
chordata
mammalia
primate
hominidae
homo
sapien
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46
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what are lichens?

A

algae and fungus live together

47
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what is mycorrizae?

A

mutualistic relationship between fungi and plant roots

48
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examples of harmful fungi

A

athletes foot and ringworm

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