Fungi Kingdom Flashcards

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What is the kingdom of fungi?

A

Fungi

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2
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What type of cells are fungi?

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Eukaryotes

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3
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Are most fungi multicellular or unicellular?

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Most are multicellular (Some are unicellular, such as yeast)

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4
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Can fungi perform photosynthesis?

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No, they do not have chlorophyll

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5
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How do fungi obtain food?

A

Heterotrophic

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6
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What type of fungi obtain food by absorbing dead matter?

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Saprophytes

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7
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What material do fungal cell walls contain?

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Chitin

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8
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Are most fungi motile or non-motile?

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Non-motile

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9
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To whom are fungi more closely related, plants or animals?

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Animals

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10
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What enzymes do fungi use for digestion?

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Hydrolytic enzymes

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11
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What is the purpose of hyphae?

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To absorb food

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What is a mycelium?

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A widely distributed, interwoven mass of hyphae

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What is the largest known fungus?

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Honey Mushroom (Armillaria solidipes) in Oregon

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14
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What do mycorrhizae represent?

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A symbiotic relationship between plant roots and fungi

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15
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What is a dikaryotic hypha?

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Hyphae with two nuclei per cell from each parent

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16
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What is the reproductive structure of a fungus called?

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Fruiting body

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Why is the fruiting body found above ground?

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To produce and disperse spores

18
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What are fairy rings?

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Circular patterns of mushrooms that enlarge over time

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What is the difference between haploid and diploid?

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Haploid: One set of chromosomes (n); Diploid: Pairs of chromosomes (2n)

20
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How many chromosomes are in a haploid human cell?

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23 chromosomes

21
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How many chromosomes are in a diploid human cell?

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46 chromosomes

22
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What is fragmentation in fungal reproduction?

A

Mycelia break off to grow into new colonies

23
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What occurs during budding in fungi?

A

A bulge forms on the side of a cell and separates

24
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What are spores?

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Reproductive units with a tough outer coating

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What is the role of sporangia?
Where spores develop
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What are the two mating types of hyphae in sexual reproduction?
+ and -
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What is plasmogamy?
Fusion of two haploid cells where two nuclei coexist
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What is karyogamy?
Fusion of haploid nuclei to form a diploid zygote
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What happens during meiosis in fungi?
Spores are formed
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Name a phylum of fungi that is mostly unicellular and aquatic.
Chytridiomycota
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What type of spores do zygomycota produce?
Zygospores
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What do ascomycota develop during sexual reproduction?
Sacs
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What do basidiomycetes produce?
Basidiospores from basidia
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What is the pronunciation of Chytridiomycota?
Kai-truhd
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What is the pronunciation of Zygomycota?
Zai-go-my-kow-tuh
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What is the pronunciation of Ascomycota?
A·skuh·my·kow·tuh
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What is the pronunciation of Basidiomycota?
Bah-sid-io-my-kow-tuh