1. Diversity of Living Things
David Suzuki - Microbes
Fungi & Plants

2. Fungi Basics Fungi do NOT undergo photosynthesis Decomposers Parasites
Food source
Decomposers
Parasites
Fungus Video

3. Structure & Function of Fungi
Most are multicellular
Yeast
Bodies
Hyphae
Cells & Cell Wall
Cross walls

4. Structure & Function of Fungi
Mycelium
Hyphae underground
Fruiting Body
Above ground
Mycorrhizae
Mutualism
Plant Roots

5. Fungi Reproduction Asexually Sexually Hyphae Opposite hyphae Zygospore
Spores
Sexually
Opposite hyphae
Zygospore
spores

7. Plant Groups
pg 59

8. Plant Characteristics
What defines a plant:
Cell Wall
Photosynthesis
Origins in oceans (algae)
Adaptation to land required
Embryo
Ability to grow (support)
Transport systems
Regulate water loss
Dispersal strategies without water

9. Mosses Bryophytes Reproduction Seedless & Non-vascular Needs:
Damp
Close to ground
Reproduction
Sperm movement

10. Ferns
Seedless
Vascular structures
Purpose
Reproduction
Sperm
Spores

11. Gymnosperms Seeds & vascular structures Seed Gym = “naked” Conifers
Embryo
Pollen
Male sperm
Egg

12. Angiosperms Angio =“enclosed seed” Flowering plants Ovaries
Birds & the Bees
Nectar
Mammals
Purpose of fruits