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Practical Review Lab 2

Name the Kingdom covered in Lab 2 Fungi

Multicellular fungi are composed of filaments called Hyphae Masses of hyphae are referred to as Mycelium

The sexual life for all fungi is Zygotic Meiosis In which the zygote undergoes: Meiosis

Name the Phylum Ascomycota Name the structures: Ascus with ascospores

Name the Phylum Name the structures: Basidiomycota Basidium with basidospores

What group of fungi are only known to reproduce asexually? Imperfect Fungi Name the structures indicated by the arrow Conidia on Conidiophores

A lichen is a symbiotic relationship between: A photobiont (green alga or cyanobacterium) and a mycobiont (fungus, usually Ascomycota) Fruticose Crustose Foliose Name the body form for each lichen pictured