Lesson 14 Lecture Notes

Question 1

All fungi are…

Answer 1

immobile

Question 2

Fungi are composed of just one type of tissue:

Answer 2

masses of filaments woven together

Question 3

Fungi are—–: they consume—–

Answer 3

saprophytes; dead and decaying matter

Question 4

When conditions are poor, fungi reproduce….

Answer 4

sexually. Not male and female, but plus and minus types

Question 5

Two types of asexual reproduction in molds

1. The mold grows a sporangiophore with a spore-filled —–.

Answer 5

sporangium. When the spores land in favorable conditions, they form new organisms

Question 6

Two types of asexual reproduction in molds:

2. the —– lengthens and forms a new filament which becomes a new organism

Answer 6

stolon

Question 7

Zygomycota:

1. Common Name
2. Fruiting Body
3. Asexual reproduction

Answer 7

1. Common molds
2. None
3. spores or lengthening of stolons

Question 8

Ascomycota

1. Common name
2. Fruiting body
3. Asexual reproduction

Answer 8

1. sac fungi
2. ascoma- organized
3. spores (conidia produced by conidiophores)

Question 9

Basidiomycota

1. Common name
2. Fruiting body
3. Asexual reproduction

Answer 9

1. Club fungi
2. Basidioma mushroom
3. Spores made by the fruiting body

Question 10

Zygomycota sexual reproductive structures

Answer 10

Zygospore produced by the zygosporangia

Question 11

Ascomycota sexual reproductive structures

Answer 11

Ascospores produced by the asci

Question 12

Basidiomycota sexual reproductive structures

Answer 12

Basidiospore produced by basidia