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KINGDOM FUNGI CHARACTERISTICS: EUKARYOTIC, HETEROTROPHIC MOST MULTICELLULAR CELL WALLS MADE OF CHITIN
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STRUCTURE OF FUNGI MADE OF HYPHAE INDIVIDUAL HYPHAE FORM A MYCELIUM
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hypha spore many hyphae = mycelium
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Fungal Mycelia
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Examples of Fungal Hyphae
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Septate Hyphae Nonseptate Hyphae
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True fungal groups = A B C + Z AscomycotaBasidiomyc ota Zygomycota Chytridiomycota
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Fungi are classified according to their structure and method of reproduction CLASSIFICATION OF FUNGI
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Phylogeny of Fungi
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KINGDOM FUNGI PHYLUM CHYTRIDIOMYCOTA PHYLUM ZYGOMYCOTA PHYLUM ASCOMYCOTA PHYLUM BASIDIOMYCOTA PHYLUM DEUTEROMYCOTA
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Generalized Life cycle of Fungi
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Mature zygosporangium
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Rhizopus
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Penicillium
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Mycorrhizae = (“root fungus”)
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Ascomycota = Sac Fungi produce sexual ascospores in an ascus
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Budding Yeast
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Ascomycota: cups Morel Mushrooms
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Geastrum triplex
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Basidiomycota: Shelf Fungi “turkey tail”
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Basidium
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Gills of a Mushroom
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Basidiomycetes (club fungi): Greville's bolete (top left), turkey tail (bottom left), stinkhorn (right)
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Shaggy Mane
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Amanita
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PHYLUM DEUTEROMYCOTA ATHLETE’S FOOT RINGWORM YEAST INFECTIONS (Candida albicans) JOCK ITCH/ROT
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BENEFITS OF FUNGI PENICILLIUM –PENICILLIN GREAT DECOMPOSER! ANTIBIOTICS YEAST:BREADS, ALCOHOLS INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS UNIQUE FLAVOR OF CHEESES Aspergillus (makes soy sauce)
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Excellent Decomposers!
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= kiss of fungus...and citric acid
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Lichens
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Lichen Forms
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1) Fungi reproduce by the production of ____________. 2) The interwoven strands of hyphae form the___________. 3) Name two characteristics that all fungi possess.
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