Water mold contributed to problems that marked which historical period?

An organism that uses dead material as a source of food is called __________.

What happens when algae grow too fast in water environments?

__________ are threadlike tubes in fungi.

Which of the following is a human disease caused by protozoa?

Some protists use __________ to help them move.

Which of these is a function of fungi?

Which is true?

The production of __________ helps fungi spread.

Which of these helps protozoans move?

What do protozoans use to sweep food into their mouthlike openings?

Which of the following is an example of a plantlike protist?

Like plant cells, the cells of fungi contain

When a fungus and an alga live together, they form a

How do mycorrhizae help plants?

What is the scientific name for a fungi cell?

How are fungi different from plants?

How do fungi eat?

Which type of fungi is formed by filaments called hyphae?

What scientific group of fungi do mushrooms belong to?

How are fungi useful to humans?

Some mushrooms are good to eat but some are poisonous.

The study of fungi is called bryology

 The mutualistic relationship shown in mycorrhizae is between fungi and plants.

What are fungi called when they live on dead or decaying matter?

What is an ascus?

Where are spores produced in mushrooms?

Which of the following moves using cilia?

Which of the following organisms cause red tides when found in large numbers?

Which of the following is sometimes classified as an imperfect fungus?