Chapter 31: Fungi Pt. 2 Flashcards

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Name the 7 groups of Fungi

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Cryptomycetes, Microsporidians, Chytrids, Zoopagomycetes, Mucoromycetes, Ascomycetes, and Basidiomycetes

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Molds in this group include important decomposers

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Mucoromycetes

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Many others in Mucoromycetes live as ________, pathogens, or __________ with plants

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Parasites, mutualisms

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For Mucoromycetes, fusion between mycelia of different mating types (__________) produces a _____________

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Plasmogamy; Zygosporangium

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Nuclei fusion

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Karyogamy

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________ ________ and then meiosis occur within the Zygosporangium

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Nuclei fusion

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“Black bread mold”; is fairly typical of Mucoromycetes

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Rhizopus stolonifer

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_________ hyphae spread and penetrate the surface, absorbing nutrients from the rotting food

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Coenocytic

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_________ develop at the tips of upright hyphae, and asexually produce hundreds of air-dispersed spores

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Sporangia

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____________ are metabolically inactive and resistant to freezing and drying

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Zygosporangia

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Sporangium release genetically diverse ________ spores

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Haploid

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Some Mucoromycetes, such as __________, can “aim” and shoot their sporangia toward bright light

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Pilobolus

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Phylum Mucoromycota also includes an arbuscular mycorrhizae-forming clade of fungi called

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Glomeromycetes

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Phylum Ascomycota

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Ascomycetes

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Where do Ascomycetes live?

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Variety of marine, freshwater, and terrestrial habitats

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Vary in size and complexity from unicellular yeasts to elaborate cup fungi and morels

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Ascomycetes

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Often called “Sac fungi”, named for the saclike ______, in which spores are produced

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Ascomycetes; asci

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During the sexual stage, Ascomycetes produce fruiting bodies called

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Ascocarps

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Contain the spore-forming asci

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Ascocarps

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Include plant pathogens, decomposers, and symbionts

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Ascomycetes

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More than ____% of all Ascomycetes species form _________

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25; lichens

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Symbiotic associations with green algae or cyanobacteria

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Lichens

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Some form mycorrhizae with plants

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Ascomycetes

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What reproduce asexually by enormous numbers of asexual spores called _________

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Ascomycetes; conidia

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Produced by conidiophores
Conidia
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Tips of specialized hyphae
Conidiophores
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In sexual reproduction of Ascomycetes, _______ fuse with the ________ of a mycelium from a different mating type
Conidia; hyphae
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In sexual reproduction of Ascomycetes, ________ cells are formed, each containing 2 haploid nuclei, one from each parent
Dikaryotic
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Form at the tips of Dikaryotic hyphae in Ascomycetes sexual reproduction
Asci
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__________ and _________ occur within the asci in Ascomycetes sexual reproduction
Karyogamy; meiosis
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In sexual reproduction of Ascomycetes, ________ develop and are discharged from the ascocarp
Ascospores
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Phylum Basidiomycota
Basidiomycetes
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Include mushrooms, puffballs, and shelf fungi
Basidiomycetes
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Some of this group are mutualisms that form mycorrhizae
Basidiomycetes
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Others of Basidiomycetes are destructive plant parasites: ______ and _______
Rusts; smuts
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The phylum Basidiomycetes is named for the _________
Basidium
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A cell in which Karyogamy and meiosis occur
Basidium
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In Basidiomycetes, gives rise to the common name of club fungus
The club-like shape of the basidium
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Important decomposers of wood
Basidiomycetes
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Are the best at decomposing lignin
Certain Basidiomycetes
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A complex polymer abundant in wood
Lignin
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The life cycle of Basidiomycete usually includes a long-lived __________ mycelium
Dikaryotic
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In Basidiomycetes, the mycelium can reproduced sexually by producing fruiting bodies called
Basidiocarps
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White mushrooms
Basidiocarps
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Results from a concentrated growth of hyphae that forms from the Dikaryotic mycelium
Mushrooms
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Supports and protects a large surface area of Dikaryotic basidia on gills
Cap of the mushroom
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__________ occurs within the basidia, immediately followed by _______
Karyogamy; meiosis
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Sexually produced _______ are ejected and dispersed by wind
Basidiospores
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Some species of Basidiomycetes produce rings of mushrooms called “_______ ______” that may appear literally overnight
Fairy rings
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Play key roles in nutrient cycling, ecological interactions, and human welfare
Fungi
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Fungi interact with other organisms as ________, mutualisms, and ___________
Decomposers; pathogens
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Fungi are efficient decomposers of organic material including ______ and ________
Cellulose; lignin
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Together, _______ and ______ perform essential recycling of chemical elements between the living and nonliving world
Fungi; bacteria
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Fungi form __________ relationship with _______, algae, _________, and animals
Mutualistic; plants; cyanobacteria
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This type of fungi absorb nutrients from a host, but reciprocate with actions that benefit the host
Mutualistic fungi
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All plant species harbor symbiotic __________, fungi (or bacteria) that live inside leaves or other plant parts without causing harm
Endophytes
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Most endophytes are
Ascomycetes
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Make toxins to defend the host plant; others help the plant tolerate heat, drought, or heavy metals
Endophytes
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Some fungi share digestive services with ________
Animals
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Help break down plant material in the guts of cattle and other grazing mammals
Fungi
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Many species of _____ use the digestive power of fungi by raising them in “____”
Ants; farms
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Are symbiotic associations between photosynthesis microorganisms and fungi
Lichens
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Million of photosynthetic cells are held in a mass of _________ ________
Fungal hyphae
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Grow on the surfaces of rocks, rotting logs, trees, and roofs and various forms
Lichens
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The fungal partners of Lichens are most often _________
Ascomycetes
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Photosynthetic partners of lichens are ________ or filamentous green algae or _____________
Unicellular; cyanobacteria
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Gives a Lichen its overall shape and structure, and forms most of its mass
Fungus
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Lichens reproduce asexually by ____________ or by formation of soredia
Fragmentation
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Small clusters of hyphae with embedded algae
Soredia
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Important pioneers on new rock and soil surfaces, such as volcanic flows or burned forests
Lichens
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Physically penetrate the surface and break it down chemically; some also fix ________
Lichens; nitrogen
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About ___% of known fungal species are parasites or pathogens, mostly on or in plants
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_________ are much less susceptible to parasitic fungi than are plants
Animals
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General term for fungal infection in animals
Mycosis
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Skin mycosis in humans is
Ringworm