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Exercise 9 pre lab

-- in Arkansas Scholastic Press Exercise 9 Pre Lab Value: 69 Points plus 10 Bonus Points = 79 Total Possible Date: Student Name: Instructor: Lab Time: 1. Matching Exercise. Write the letter of the term next to its definition. (23 points) Structures that carry spore producing cells of a mushroom b. n+n 2 Top of a mushroom c. Endosymbiosis 3 Beneficial relationship between fungi and plant roots d. Budding 4 Eukaryotic organisms like yeast, mold, mushrooms, etc e. Fungi 5 Disease causing f. Spore g. Algae 6 Reproduction style of yeasts: small cell grows off larger one h. Decomposer 7 Symbol: refers to a dikaryotic cell i. Chitin 8 A visible mass, or mat of fungal strands j. Antibiotic k. Pathogenic 9 Term: fungal cell having two unfused haploid nuclei 1. Stipe 10 A substance that inhibits bacterial growth im. Cap 11 Theory that explains the origins of organelles in eukaryotes o. Lichen 12 Describes an organisms that exist and reproduces as a single cell p. Mycorrhizae 13 Term: fungal cell with a single haploid nucleus in it 4. Hyphae 14 A single strand of fungal cells r. Mycelium s. Monokaryon 15 Stem of a mushroom t. Dikaryon 16 Symbol: refers to a monokaryotic cell u. Protist v. Unicellular 17 A unicellular eukaryote w. Multicellular 18 Common protist that grows on your aquarium glass 19 A role in nature that fungi may play, breaks down complex molecules to simpler ones 20 Cell capable of growing into a new organism without fusing with another cell 21 Organism composed of various cell types each performing a specific function 22 Beneficial relationship between a fungus and a photosynthetic organism (algae or bacteria) 23 Complex carbohydrate containing nitrogen found in cell walls of fungi n. Gill > 2. Give five examples of the roles in nature fungi play. (10 points) a. b. d. e. Da

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Structure that carry spore producing cells of mushroom.... Gills

Top of a mushroom... Cap

Beneficial relationship between fungi and algae... Mycorrhiza

Eukaryotic organism like yeast, mold, mushroom... Fungi

Disease causing... Pathogen

Reproduction life style of yeast... budding

Symbol refer to dikaryotic cell.... n+n

A visible mass or fat of fungal strand.....mycelium

Term: fungal cells having two infuse haploid nuclei... Diakryon

A substance that inhibit bacterial growth... Antibiotic

Theory that explain the origin of organelles in eukaryotes... Endosymbiosis

Describe a cell that reproduce as a single cell... Unikaryotes

Term: fungal cell with a single haploid.... Monokaryon

A single strand of fungal cells.... Hyphae

Stem of mushroom.. Stipe

Symbol refer to monolaryotic cell... n

A unicellular eukaruotes... Protists

Common protist that grow on your aquarium grass.. Algae

A role in the nature that fungi can play... Decomposer

Cell capable of growing into new organism... Spore

Organism composed of various cells type that perform their function.. Multicellular

Benefiecial relationship between fungi and algae.. Lichens

Complex nitrogen containing carbohydrates found in cell wall of fungi... Chitin