Chapter 31, Fungi Flashcards

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How do fungi get their energy?

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They are heterotrophs that gain energy by using enzymes to absorb energy from outside their bodies

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What are the cell walls of fungi made of?

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Chitin

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What was the ancestor of fungi?

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An aquatic, single-celled, flagellated protist

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What are fungi’s closest relative?

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Nucleariids

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What is the closest relative of animals?

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Choanoflagellates

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What can we infer from the closest relatives of fungi and animals?

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Multicellularity arose twice

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Define yeasts

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single cells of fungus, reproduce asexually by fission/budding

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Define hyphae

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filaments that make up the major part of fungus

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Define mycelia

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networks of branched hyphae adapted for absorption

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Define coenocytic fungi

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their hyphae lack septa and they have a continuous cytoplasmic mass with many nuclei

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Define haustoria

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specialized hyphae used to penetrate a host’s tissues

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Define mycorrhizae

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mutualistic relationships between fungi (give water and nitrate) and plant roots (nutrients and place to spread)

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Define ectomycorrhizal fungi

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hyphae are over the root and in the extracellular spaces

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Define arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi

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hyphae are in the cells walls and in the extracellular spaces

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Define mold

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a fungi that produces haploid spores by mitosis and forms visible mycelia

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Define sym genes

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genes that are involved in mycorrhizal formation, present in the common ancestor to land plants

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Describe fruticose lichen

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shrublike

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Describe foliose lichen

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leaflike

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Describe crustose lichen

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encrusting lichen

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Describe the general asexual life cycle of fungi

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Mycelium-> spore producing structures-> spores-> germination-> mycelium

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Describe the general sexual life cycle of fungi

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Mycelium-> plasmogamy-> heterokaryotic stage-> karyogamy (2n)-> meiosis-> spore producing structures-> germination-> mycelium

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Pair the condition (good/bad) with the reproductive style (sexual/asexual)

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Good is asexual, bad is sexual

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Describe plasmogamy

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the cytoplasmic fusion of two different mating types

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Describe the heterokaryotic stage. What does heterokaryon mean?

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The stage between the fusion of the cytoplasm and the fusion of the nuclei. When two haploid nuclei of different types coexist in the mycelium.

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What does the term dikaryotic mean?
during the heterokaryotic stage, nuclei pair off two to a cell
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Describe karyogamy
fusion of nuclei
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(Fungi) Give the group: early divergers
chytrids
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(Fungi) Give the group: "cup" or "sac" fungi
ascomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: "club" fungi
basidiomycetes
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What is the defining characteristic of chytrids?
Flagellated spores called zoospores
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What is the defining characteristic of zygomycetes?
their site of karyogamy/meiosis is their zygosporangia
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What is the defining characteristic of glomeromycetes?
they form arbuscular mycorrhizae
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What is the defining characteristic of ascomycetes?
produce ascospores in asci contained in the fruiting body called an ascocarp
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What is the defining characteristic of basidiomycetes?
their basidiocarp has many club-like basidium/basidia that produce basidiospores
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(Fungi) Give the group: asexual spores are called conidia and are produced in conidiophores
ascomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: their heterokaryotic stage can resist dry and cold conditions
zygomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: (morchella esculenta) morels
Ascomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: neurospora crassa
Ascomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: rhizopus stolonifer (bread mold)
Zygomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: fungi that live in the gut of grazing animals
Chytrids
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(Fungi) Give the group: fairy rings
Basidiomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: lichen fungi
Ascomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: puffballs
Basidiomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: ergot
Ascomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: pilobolus
Zygomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis
Chytrids
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(Fungi) Give the group: shelf fungi
Basidiomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: maiden veil fungus
Basidiomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: (tuber melanosporum) truffles
Ascomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: rozella
chytrids
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(Fungi) Give the group: penicilium
ascomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: endophytes
basidiomycetes
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Give some examples of the ecological or human significance of fungi
decomposers, mycorrhizal fungi, endophytes, fungi in the gut of grazing animals, leafcutter ants, lichens, parasites of crops and animals (including us), eating, antibiotics, genetic research
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(Fungi) Give the group: rusts
basidomycetes
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Give the group: common (Fungi) mushroom
basidomycetes
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(Fungi) Give the group: yeasts
ascomycetes
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Define lichen
a fungi that has formed a symbiotic relationship with either a cyanobacteria, an algae, or both