Fungi Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
Q

Fungi evolved from a…

A

Unicellular flagellated ancestor

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2
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Shared derived trait of fungi

A

Secrete hydrolases

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3
Q

How do fungi digest

A

Hypha —> digestive enzyme—> secrete enzymes—> absorb (repeat)

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4
Q

Who colonized land first

A

Fungi

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5
Q

2 main types of fungi

A

Multicellular

Unicellular

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6
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Multicellular

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common

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7
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Unicellular

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Some yeasts

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8
Q

Hyphae

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Long branched thread like filament

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9
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Mycelium

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Tangled mass of hyphae

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10
Q

Shared derived trait (cell wall)

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Chitinous cell wall

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11
Q

2 Reproductive structures

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Aerial hyphae

Fruiting bodies

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12
Q

How do fungi reproduce

A

Via spores

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13
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Aerial hyphae are specialized to…

A

permit dispersal

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14
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Derived trait pertaining reproduction

A

Fruiting bodies

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15
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Haustoria

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Penetrate plant tissue

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16
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Mycorrhiza

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Mutualism between plant and fungi

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17
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SEQ asexual lifecycles of filamentous fungi

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Spores via mitosis

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18
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SEQ asexual lifecycles of single celled yeast

19
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Sexual reproduction entails….

20
Q

SEQ sexual reproduction

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Plasmogamy —> heterokaryon —> karyogamy—> meiosis—> spores

21
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How do fungi find mates

22
Q

5 major phyla in fungal kingdom

A

Chytrids

Zygomycetes

Glomerocetes

Acomycetes

Basidiomycetes

23
Q

Ancestral trait only in chytrids

A

Flagellated spores

24
Q

Which phyla forms mycorrhizae

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Glomeromycetes

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Importance of mycorrhizae
aids in plant nutrient absorption
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Distinct feature of zygomycetes
Decompose organic matter in soil
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Basidiomycetes are ALL
Sexually reproducing via basidia
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Types of fungi
Decomposers Mutualists Parasites
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Decomposes feed on…
no living tissue
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Parasites feed on…
living tissue
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Decomposed break down
cellulose + lignin (organic matter)
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Examples of mutualists
Endophytes Lichens
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Where are Endophytes
Inside leaves or stems
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Purpose of Endophytes
Toxins deter herbivores
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Where are lichens
Under rocks, trees, and roofs
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What ARE lichens
Fungi + photosynthetic organism
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Examples of fungal parasites
Myosis Chestnut Blight Zombie brain fungus
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Myosis infects…
ANIMALS
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Chestnut Blight infects….
PLANTS
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Edible fungus
Blue cheese, truffles, and morels
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Fungi in medical advancements
Antibiotics Biotech research Immunosuppressants
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Practical use of fungi
Yeast fermentation
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Yeast fermentation makes…
Sugars Alcohol