Fungi

Question 1

Fungi

Answer 1

eukaryotic, reproduces using spores, heterotrophic

Question 2

Hyphae

Answer 2

tread-like filaments that make up the body of the fungi

Question 3

mycelium

Answer 3

tangled mass of filaments used for absorbing nutrients

Question 4

fruiting body

Answer 4

the part of the mushroom you can see

Question 5

parasitic

Answer 5

fungi that can invade a living host and obtain nourishment, often causing damage to the function and structure of the host.

Question 6

predatory

Answer 6

fungi that derive some or most of their nutrients from trapping and eating microscopic or other minute animals.

Question 7

saprobe

Answer 7

they release enzymes on dead organic matter and then absorb the nutrients through the cell wall

Question 8

budding

Answer 8

asexual reproduction, occurs in most yeasts

Question 9

fragmentation

Question 10

spore

Answer 10

haploid reproductive cells

Question 11

how do we classify fungi

Answer 11

the pattern of reproduction

Question 12

how do fungi get nutrients and energy

Answer 12

release enzymes on dead organic matter and then absorb the nutrients through the cell wall this is called saprobes

Question 13

how do fungi reproduce

Answer 13

both sexually and asexually

Question 14

characteristics of imperfect fungi

Answer 14

not classified since they don’t have any known sexual phases

Question 15

characteristics of ascomycota

Answer 15

spores in a sac like structure

Question 16

characteristics of zygomycota

Answer 16

spores in a case like structure

Question 17

characteristics of basidiomycota

Answer 17

spores in a club like structure