1. VOCABULARY

2. Protist
Is a single or many-celled organisms that live in moist or wet surroundings.

3. Budding
Type of asexual reproduction where offspring grows off parent.

4. Protozoans
Name for animal-like protists

5. Cilia
Hair-like structures used for movement.

6. Spore
A reproductive cell that forms new organisms without fertilization in fungi, ferns and some protists.

7. Amoeba
Animal-like protist; moves using pseudopods

8. Euglena
Protist that can be plant or animal – like; flagellum; eyespot

9. Lichen
An organism made up of a fungus and green algae or a cyanobacterium living in a mutualistic relationship.

10. Pseudopod
A foot-like cytoplasmic extension used by some organisms to move and to trap food.

11. Saprophyte
Feeds off of dead or decaying organic matter.

12. Algae Plant-like protists. Photosynthetic.
Multi-cellular or unicellular.

13. Chlorophyta
Phylum name for green algae

14. Rhodophyta
Phylum name for red algae

15. Phaeophyta
Phylum name for brown algae

16. Paramecium
Animal-like protist with cilia for movement.

17. Irish Potato Famine
When water mold broke out in an Irish farm and killed nearly 1 million people.

18. Hyphae
Mass of thread-like tubes that make up the body of a fungus.

19. Deuteromycota
This fungi doesn’t reproduce sexually; only asexually. Causes ringworm and athlete’s foot.

20. Zygomycota
Bread mold; produce spores in round spore cases called sporangia

21. Sporangia
The round spore cases of zygote fungi

22. Basidium
Holds the spores of a club fungi

23. Ascomycota
The spores of these fungi are produced in a little sac-like structure.

24. Ascus
The small, sac-like structure in which sac fungi produce spores.

25. mycorrihzae
System of hyphae and plant roots; helps plant absorb nutrients