GB2: Kingdom Fungi/Mycetae
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- Q1
What are the characteristics of fungi?
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What are the characteristics of fungi?
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Order fungal levels from smallest (cells) to largest.
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These are connected strands or chains of fungal cells.
Hypha
Mycelium
Thallus
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Odd one out
Conjugation
Fragmentation
Budding
Spores
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In fungal budding, daughter cells are similar in size to parent cells
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A type of fungal reproduction where 2 hyphae, classified as positive or negative, connect together and perform syngamy.
Conjugation
Fragmentation
Budding
Spores
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Odd one out
Fragmentation
Syngamy
Conjugation
Karyogamy
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This is the unison of cytosol and cell membrane of two different fungal cells. The opposite of cytokinesis
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These are root hair-like structure found in fungi that absorbs nutrients.
Septum
Haustoria
Columella
Sterigma
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These are fungi that feed on the dead or non-living
Parasitic
Saprobic
Prolific
Mutualistic
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What do you call aseptate fungi or fungi with no septum?
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Parasitic fungi feed on the dead
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These are the boundaries of fungal cells.
Hypha
Septum
Mycelium
Sterigma
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Submerged hyphae are responsible for the nutrition of the fungi.
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