Ecologically, fungi are mainly decomposers and __________________. Some are parasites
Ecologically, fungi are mainly decomposers and _______recyclers___________.
Answer- Fungi are eukaryotes and they have cell walls like plants but lack chloroplast. They are saprophytes and depend on dead and decaying organisms for food.
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Ecologically, fungi are mainly decomposers and __________________. Some are parasites
Which of the following statements about fungi is TRUE? Fungi are important decomposers, with many fungi able to decompose lignin in wood. The smallest part of a fungus body is typically the mycelium. The chytrids are well-known as terrestrial fungi mutualistic with photosynthetic algae or cyanobacteria. Zygomycetes produce large spore-bearing bodies commonly called mushrooms. all of the above are true
Most fungi are decomposers. How can there be much variety in this?
Most fungi are decomposers. How can there be much variety in this?
Give two examples of fungi that are important economically, ecologically, and as food for humans.
How are fungi important as decomposers, mutulists, and pathogens? Discussion Question
So far in this course, we have seen decomposers that are from the fungi kingdom and decomposers from the animal kingdom (termites, pill bugs). Despite sharing the same mode of nutrition, these organisms are extremely different. What is the key difference in the energy tradeoff in how fungi and animals decompose material? How does the body plan of each support this? (2 points) If both types of organisms are in the same environment competing (i.e. on a log), which do...
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Explain some different types of fungi. State the different divisions undergo by fungi.
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1. When designing antimicrobials for patients, what should you consider? What would be some issues? 2. 5 things to maximize treatment with antimicrobials 3. Discrepancies between taking medications orally vs topically in time and delivery. 4. What are some increasing difficulties in therapeutics? Explain difficulties with specific targets, therapeutic index and 3 others possible difficulties. 5. Why do you need different therapeutics for virus, bacteria, fungi, and parasites? 6. Discrepancies in length of treatment for virus, bacteria, fungi, and parasites...