1. Hyphae with no septa

2. Pore Type within Septum

3. Secreted Catalyst

4. Structural Polymer in Oomycete Cell Walls

5. Network of Hyphae

6. Fusion of Nuclei

7. Metabolic Pathway

8. Large Bundles of Mycelia

9. Fungal Storage Product

10. Term for Asexual Life Cycle of a Fungus

11. Term for Sexual Life Cycle of a Fungus

12. Fusion of Cytoplasm

13. Nuclear Condition of Hyphal Segment

14. Thick-Walled Hyphal Segment; Breaks Off to Become a Spore

15. Hyphal Outgrowth that Breaks Off and Functions as Spore (Hint: This is NOT a Sporangium)

16. Asexual Structure in which Spores are Produced

17. Stalk of a Sporangium

18. General Term for Spores (Zoospores, Aplanospores) ProducedIn a Sporangium

19. Non-Flagellated Spores Produced in a Sporangium

20. Fungal Cell Wall Component

21. Term for Hyphae with Septa

22. Type of Mitosis Common in Fungi

23. Type of Organism which Uptakes Carbohydrates

24. Name of Molecule

25. Anaerobic Metabolic Pathway

26. Anaerobic Metabolic Process

27. Major Eukaryotic Clade

28. Flagella Type

29. In Saprolegnia, Ploidy Level of Anamorphic Stage

30. Flagellated Spores released from Sporangium in Saprolegnia

31. Emerging Hypha from Germinating Spore in Saprolegnia

32. Female Gametangium in Saprolegnia

33. Dormant Zygote in Saprolegnia

34. Disease that Ravaged Ireland in mid-19 th Century

35. Oomycete responsible for Late Potato Blight

36. Fungal Disease of Grapes

37. Oomycete Responsible for Grape Downy Mildew

38. Fungal Disease of Mustards

39. Oomycete Responsible for White Rust

40. Fungal Disease of Seedlings

41. Oomycete Responsible for Damping Off Disease

42. Physarum Name of this Structure

43. Physarum Ploidy Level of a Nucleus in this Structure

44. Physarum Name of this Reproductive Structure

45. Physarum Dormant Phase of Physarum Plasmodium

46. Dictyostelium Name for Structure formed by Aggregating Myxamoebae

47. Dictyostelium Ploidy Level of Nucleus in Each Cell

48. Chemical Messenger

49. Dictyostelium Name of Structure

50. Name for Spore Producing Structure Dictyostelium

51. Mode of Food Uptake

52. Name for “Arm”

53. Fungal Group

54. Flagellum Type

55. Hypha-Like Structure in Chytrid that Tapers at End and has No Nuclei

56. Life Cycle with Extensive Diploid and Haploid Phases (Same as in Plants)

57. Sporangium Type in Allomyces

58. Ploidy Level of Zoospores Produced Here

59. Sporangium Type in Allomyces

60. Ploidy Level of Zoospores Produced Here

61. Type of Gametangium in Allomyces

63. Dimorphic Gametes

64. Gametes of Equal Size

65. Life Form of Immersed Chytrid

66. Life Form of Surface Chytrid

67. Life Form of Free-Living Chytrid

68. Chytrid Life Cycle in which Entire Thallus converts to Sporangium/Gametangium

69. Chytrid Life Cycle in which Part of Thallus converts to Sporangium/Gametangium

70. Eucarpid Chytrid with Multiple Sporangia/Gametangia

71. Eucarpic Chytrid that forms One Sporangium/Gametangium

72. Ploidy Level of Anamorph in Zygomycetes

73. In Rhizopus, type of asexual spore produced within sporangium

74. In Rhizopus, term for Fused Hyphae

75. In Rhizopus, term for fused cells formed after septa form

76. In Rhizopus, term for young structure after fusion septum dissolves (Teleomorph)

77. In Rhizopus, mature sporangium (Teleomorph)

78. In Rhizopus, type of Suspensors

79. In Rhizopus, type of Sporangium produced from within Zygospore

80. + - Term used to Describe Different Hyphal Strains that Fuse

81. In zygomycetes, sporangia that produce very few spores

82. In Pilobolus, swelling at base of Sporangiophore

83. In Pilobolus, region below Sporangium that becomes Turgid

84. In Pilobolus, region that produces asexual spores

85. In Pilobolus, region just below subsporangial vesicle that is filled with carotenoids

86. GOOD LUCK!!