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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Review. Filling the blank. Eukaryotic organisms that are plantlike, animal-like, or fungus like are considered to be ______. protist. Fill in the blank. Some species of _____ algae can live up to 200 meters deep in the ocean. red. Fill in the blank.

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Chapter 22 Fungi

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The Kingdom Fungi

The Kingdom Fungi. Some fungi are harmful Cause disease Crop damage (blights) Illegal drugs. The Kingdom Fungi. Q1. ? Cause disease crop damage (blights) -------------------------------------------- Leven for bread decompose food. Some fungi are helpful

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General Information a bout fungi

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Classification Review

Classification Review. Instructions. Fold your sheet of paper in half 4 times to make 16 squares. Write each of the following words in a square on your paper (you can write them in any order and in any of the squares). Part 1. Colonies 9. Domain Spirillum 10. Bacteria

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Chapter 21- Fungi

Chapter 21- Fungi. Edible morels from Phylum Basidiomycota. 21-1. Kingdom Fungi eukaryotic. most = sexual/ asexual rep. classified by rep. structures. mostly multicellular; some unicellular (yeasts: most primitive form of fungi). cell walls = CHITIN.

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Fungi

Fungi. Overview of fungi True multicellularity with differentiation Strict heterotrophs Release enzymes into environment- digestion is extracellular Most are saprophytic Along with bacteria, fungi are important as decomposers Biology of fungi Body - mass of filaments called a mycelium

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FUNGI NOTES

FUNGI NOTES. The above mushroom was made famous in the original Nintendo and Super Nintendo! What does this mushroom do for Mario?. What does the green mushroom do?. What are fungi?. Fungi are Since they have no chlorophyll, their role in the food web is.

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Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Fungi. The word Fungus comes from Latin word meaning sponge.The plural of fungus is fungi. Like plants,fungi often grow in soil but they cannot make food from sunlight.

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Chapter 18

Chapter 18. Fungus. 18.1 Fungi are adapted for nutrition by absorption. hyphae: tiny threads of cytoplasm surrounded by a plasma membrane and covered by a cell wall Cell walls made of chitin Strong , flexible polysaccharide Cross-walls: divide the long filaments into many cells

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There I s Fungus Among Us

There I s Fungus Among Us. An investigation into the many unique types of fungus. Four Main Groups. Threadlike Fungi Sac Fungi Club Fungi Imperfect Fungi. Parts of Fungi. Threadlike Fungi. Molds Most live in soil Usually are decomposers Reproduce asexually and sexually

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Fungi

Fungi. Ch.26. Fungi Importance. Recycle nutrients by decomposition. Fungi. Eukaryotic Heterotrophs (external digestion, decomposers or parasites) Cell walls of chitin All multi-celled (except yeast). Fungi Structure. Hyphae - thin filaments with nuclei

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The Kingdom Fungi

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Classification of Fungi

Classification of Fungi. Kingdom Fungi. Has over 100,000 species Classfied according to their structure and method of reproduction Four main groups Common molds (Zygomycota) Sac fungi (Ascomycota) Club fungi (Basidiomycota) Imperfect fungi (Deuteromycota). Zygomycetes.

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Fungi

Pgs 57 - 63. Fungi. Characteristics of Fungi. Fungi are eukaryotic consumers that come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Food for Fungi. Fungi must live on or near their food supply.

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Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Fungi. Phylum: Zygomycota (Sporangium Fungi) Phylum: Basidiomycota (Club Fungi) Phylum: Ascomycota (Cup Fungi & Yeasts) Phylum: Mycophycota (Lichens). Phylum: Zygomycota. Phylum: Zygomycota. Common name: Spore fungi Habitat: land/aquatic/host organisms

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Fungi

Fungi. By: Bryan, Catherine, Lauren, Sarika, and Leonard. What is a Fungi?. Fungi are not plants Do not photosynthesize Roots of Fungi are Mycelium, act differently Cell walls are different (see chitin) Fungi have ether one large cell with many nuclei or chain of cells

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Fungi Reproduce Sexually and Asexually

Mr. Chapman Biology 20. Fungi Reproduce Sexually and Asexually. Fungi Have a Number of Reproductive Strategies. Depending on the favorability of conditions, fungi will reproduce either sexually or asexually.

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Chapter 30: Fungi

Chapter 30: Fungi. Kelsey and Kendra. What is a Fungus?. Fungi have absorptive heterotrophy and chitin in their cell walls. Fungi have various nutritional modes: Some are saprobes, some are parasitic, and others are mutualistic.

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