Exam 23: Fungi

Figure 23.6 ​ Refer to the acocmpanying figure for questions -The structure labeled "4" in the figure is a(n) ____.

-The accompanying figure illustrates the life cycle of a(n) ____.

The ____ are a group of fungi with hyphae that grow inside the wall of plant root cells.

-The structure labeled "2" in the figure is a(n) ____.

__________ are an ancient fungal group and the only fungi with flagellated spores and gametes.

Four of the following are fungal diseases. Which one is the exception?​

The fungus Puccinia graminis causes the disease ____.

The cell walls of fungi are composed mainly of ____.

-The structures labeled "5" in the figure are ____.

You have discovered a fungus that has septate hyphae and is partnered with a photosynthetic cell. What type of fungus is it, and how do you know this?

__________ fungi include common molds.

Mushrooms are an example of ____ fungI.

In multicellular species, fungal spores germinate and give rise to filaments called __________.

In club fungi, each club-shaped cell initially ____.

The ____ are a group of parasitic fungi that are killing amphibians around the world.

Answer the following questions in reference to the four groups of fungi listed below.​ -The delicious, highly-prized truffle is a member of this group.

Most true fungi send out cellular filaments called ____.

-In the photograph of the zygote fungus Pilobolus, what are the dark "hats" atop of the structures?

Answer the following questions in reference to the four groups of fungi listed below.​ -The common mushroom bought in the average supermarket is a member of this group.

A ____ is formed as the direct result of cytoplasmic fusion in basidiomycetes and ascomycetes.