FORMS OF FUNGAL GROWTH

Question 1

Unicellular; produce moist, creamy, opaque, or pasty colonies

Answer 1

YEASTS

Question 2

Reproduction: fission or budding

Answer 2

YEASTS

Question 3

: parent cell produces

Answer 3

Budding

Question 4

: parent cell elongates

Answer 4

Fission

Question 5

Multinucleated; fuzzy or woolly appearance (mycelia)

Answer 5

MOLDS

Question 6

: may switch between the 2 forms in response to environmental conditions

Answer 6

Dimorphic fungi

Question 7

unicellular, filamentous or multicellular (thallic)

Answer 7

ALGAE

Question 8

live in aquatic environments

Answer 8

ALGAE

Question 9

Eukaryotic and most are photoautotrophs

Answer 9

ALGAE

Question 10

(?) of multicellular algae usually consists of a stripe, holdfast and blades

Answer 10

Thallus (body)

Question 11

Reproduce asexually by cell division and fragmentation

Answer 11

ALGAE

Question 12

Many reproduce sexually

Answer 12

ALGAE

Question 13

produce oxygen

Answer 13

Photoautotrophic algae

Question 14

Classified according to their structures and pigments

Answer 14

ALGAE

Question 15

produce neurotoxins that cause paralytic shellfish poisoning

Answer 15

Dinoflagellates