'Mycorrhizae' diaporamas de présentation

KINGDOM FUNGI

KINGDOM FUNGI. CHARACTERISTICS of FUNGI. The Kingdom Fungi includes eukaryotic, sessile heterotrophs that include a wide variety of organisms from unicellular yeasts to mushrooms and molds. FUNGAL STRUCTURE & FUNCTION . Except for yeasts, all fungi are multicellular

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Soil fertility considerations in direct seeding

Soil fertility considerations in direct seeding . Rich Koenig, Associate Scientist/Extension Soil Fertility Specialist. Discussion Topics. Soil changes as a result of direct seeding (compared to conventional tillage) Implications of these changes on nutrient management Nitrogen mineralization

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Soil

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Biology 12.3 History Life on Earth: Life Invaded the Land

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FUNGI

FUNGI. FUNGI. Why do we care?. Antibiotics. Decomposition. Food. Symbiosis. Lichens Mycorrhizae. Pathology. General Characteristics. Eukaryotic Mostly multicellular Mostly haploid Chemoheterotrophic Extracellular digestion via exoenzymes Saprobes (decomposers) Parasites

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Fungi

Fungi. Basic characteristics of Fungi . Eukaryotic Multicellular (except yeast) Heterotrophic Mode of nutrition: absorbtive Secrete hydrolytic enzymes Digestion occurs externally Composition of cell walls differs-chitin. CHARACTERISTIC. Filamentous Growth Form 1. Hyphae a. stolons

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Fungi

Fungi. ( pgs. 548-559). Table Of Contents. Hyphae Basidia Mycorrhizae Conidium Mycelium. Hyphae.

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Phylum Zygomycetes Example is bread mold. Only 665 species

Phylum Zygomycetes Example is bread mold. Only 665 species. Zygomycetes are partners in most ancient type of mycorrhizae. Phylum Ascomycetes, spores in sacs, 30,000 species. Nectria perithecia A species in this genus causes Beech Bark Disease.

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Mycorrhizae Restoration To Inoculate or Not to Inoculate: That is the Question.

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Chapter 37 Soil ~P lant Nutrition

Chapter 37 Soil ~P lant Nutrition. Nutrients. Essential : required for the plant life cycle Macro - (large amounts) carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium

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FUN GUS RELATIONSHIPS Mohsin and Kaitlyn

FUN GUS RELATIONSHIPS Mohsin and Kaitlyn. Mycorrhizae. S tructures formed by roots of plants and hyphae of fungi Help with absorption Symbiotic relationship: products of photosynthesis in return for nutrients. Lichen Symbiosis. Symbiotic relationship of a fungus + photosynthetic partner

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FUNGI SECTION 2

FUNGI SECTION 2. DEFINE THE FOLLOWING Hyphae 8. lichen Saprophyte 9. mycorrhizae Spore Basidium Ascus Budding Sporangium SLIDE 1. FUNGI SECTION 2. COMPLETE THE TABLE TO DESCRIBE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNGI. SLIDE 2. FUNGI SECTION 2. COMPARE CLUB, SAC, AND ZYGOTE FUNGI SLIDE 3.

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